I've made a new purchase. I bought five new succulents, two of which are the same species, but one is larger than the other.
The truth is that I thought they were very expensive. I sell my baby succulents for a third of the price I paid for these,But they are cute, right?
I shouldn't complain; everyone prices their products according to what they think is most convenient.
I also bought some very small pots for my baby succulents and cacti. I only bought two dozen because I want to check the type of material and size first. They are just what I wanted.
Here you have this Echeveria elegans. I try to make sure that when I transplant it, it's in the best conditions for it to thrive. After a few months, I'll get new offspring from all these succulents, and I'll be able to replicate them for sale. In the meantime, I have to take good care of them.
This is another, Echeveria cante. I like how the leaves already have redness on them. I hope the sun in my garden will allow their colors to last or increase.
According to what I read, this succulent is Orostachys malacophylla. I bought two of these because I fell in love with their extensions. I imagine that each of these extensions will become new shoots in the future.
This one is called Aeonium haworthii. It is simple, but what I like about it is that it multiplies while still being very small.
New daughter plants grow from their small stem. I saw them in the photo that the saleswoman showed me, but as always happens with online purchases, she didn't bring me the one I asked for.
It had two new plants at the end, the one I asked for and this one, which is all alone. Soon I will have its offspring multiplying in my garden.
I took the opportunity to transplant some of my baby plants into the pots I bought. They look very nice. Later, I will place them on a table in my garden to sell. I had been looking for this type of pot for cacti and succulents for a long time. I finally found them.
On my next purchase, I will order more of these colorful pots to sell as well. They are simply small, stable, eye-catching, and can be decorated.
I'll be back soon with some more of my cacti and succulents.
