I have a new follower named Becca from Australia. She has a great blog called Trusting Skybax. She has requested to know how the succulent strawberry pot was doing that I did a post about here. So I am happy to oblige. It is doing so great I was going to show you anyway. I know I promised the next post would be on the Huntington's but I am still working on it.
sSide number 1. It is filling in so nicely!
Another side and that Kalanchoe marnieriana is reaching out to grab you. The Crassula muscosa has almost taken over the top.
Another view and look how large the echeveria glauca is. You can't see the hole!
This might be my favorite view! The crassula perforata is doing very well in that hole in the center. The Pachyphytum bracteosum in the bottom left has gotten big and plump. I love that group of succulents. And Graptoveria 'Bella' right above it is awesomely enormous. Is awesomely a word? Haha!
Top view of the pot. Sorry to say the sedum donkey tail did not make it. Not exactly sure why because I plant cuttings in other places and they take hold. Oh well, not much room in the top what with that Crassula muscosa and the Sedum Rubrotinctum taking over.
Ok succulent lovers, back to work on the Huntington post I promised you. Hope you all have a great week.
It's Another Beautiful Day!
6 comments:
Is that what that pot is called? Learn something new every day ;-) You've filled it up and it looks real nice.
This is the best use of the C. muscosa (Watch Chain) I have ever seen! It looks wonderful up there in the top of your pot!!! All together it looks so pretty!!! You are making me think of what a fantastic gift this would make! A small one planted with just cuttings would be so nice as well...great hostess gift!
thanks so much for getting on to my request so quickly, Im amazed at how awesomely they are all going!, will definitely be giving this a go myself.
lovein the plant selection, Candy...it's "awesomely" creative!
Very very beautiful!
Candy, your plants look so perfect. An amazing use of a strawberry pot. It never looks that great with strawberries in it :-).
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