Happy Wednesday y'all! It's been a week 😭 The #succulent...
Happy Wednesday y'all! It's been a week 😭
The #succulents survived the cold snap, but the Sempervivums thrived. It's so cool getting to see them shift into their winter colors. We love a good cold hardy succulent that can live outside year round. (Please forgive their slightly wilted appearance, I wanted to make sure they were thoroughly dry before the freeze arrived.)
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The #succulents survived the cold snap, but the Sempervivums thrived. It's so cool getting to see them shift into their winter colors. We love a good cold hardy succulent that can live outside year round. (Please forgive their slightly wilted appearance, I wanted to make sure they were thoroughly dry before the freeze arrived.)
#plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantshelfie #plantaddict #planttherapy #plantmafia #whatthesuccwednesday #whereiswhatthesuccwednesday #sempervivum #succulentsquad #succulentlove
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@Charli3Plant they look beautiful 🤩
I haven't deared to keep mine outside in winter after the first ones i tried with rotted under the snow😅.. and I am afraid they won't tolerate the cold without the snow isolating 🙈
How cold does it get where you are? Has there been no problem at all?❄️
I haven't deared to keep mine outside in winter after the first ones i tried with rotted under the snow😅.. and I am afraid they won't tolerate the cold without the snow isolating 🙈
How cold does it get where you are? Has there been no problem at all?❄️
@MockingJay I live in the South, so it doesn't get too terribly cold (last winter sucked lol). I've had these guys since February or so, and they've loved the colder weather. If anything, the summer almost did them in with the constant rain, high temperatures - especially over night, this year was god awful- and tropical humidity levels. I would say to try again with them. Did you have yours in pots or in the ground?
@Charli3Plant ah right. I had mine in the ground back then, but have moved the survivors to pots to have more control over how much water they get😅 We get as cold as -20 celsius (-4 fahrenheit) in winter. They are doing just fine indoor though (just a little more work for me), they are sleeping in the bedroom😆 They'll wake again when spring comes and I move them out again 😂
@MockingJay They can go down to -20 F (-29-ish C). They do like to be dry when it's really cold; you could probably get away with keeping them outside under an awning or something like that to keep most of the snow off them.
@Charli3Plant a bunch of chick charms, but I lost many last summer and I stopped tracking them