Ty’s Photo Thread

Did the peat dry out? I find that pure peat tends to be very dense. Gritty sand or perlite makes the peat better for root growth.
 
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Those kept upstairs are faring much better
 
Few “artsy” nep photos.
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Cephalotus have exploded in growth recently, colouring up nicely too.
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Subulata irritatingly won’t put out any normal flowers. Think it keeps growing taller just to spite me.
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Interrogation Quarantine.
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(no signs of pests, just quarantined out of precaution before introducing it to the indoor plants)
 
This red dragon was half-rotted when I took it in start of November. Broke apart the rhizome and cut off the decay before soaking in peroxide & repotting the chunks in lfsm+perlite.
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(Nov 1)
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(Nov 27)

Typical has adapted well to indoor growing
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(5/10, sweet but not much nuance)

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