Is growing my Stoneface and sedum pork and beans in this ...
Iβm a noobie plant caretaker, first time repotting some plants today, I decided totally try something different with these two since it seems to me they have similar needs water wise. Any tips in general for growing succulents in general too would be great. Iβve been using a spray bottle for most of my plants every few days until I finally found this app. #SucculentSquad #SucculentLove #HappyPlants #NewGrowth #PlantsMakePeopleHappy
0ft to light, direct
5β pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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@Sutti hi Martin and welcome to the #GregGang #SucculentSquad
Since most of your plants are succulents, which do not require frequent watering. Iβd recommend watering every 7-9 days. Always test the moisture level in all of your plants before watering and they must have drainage to prevent root rot.
Since most of your plants are succulents, which do not require frequent watering. Iβd recommend watering every 7-9 days. Always test the moisture level in all of your plants before watering and they must have drainage to prevent root rot.
Hey @Sutti i am a fan of the let my sedums and succulents soil dry out fully and the drench them and forget for a couple of weeks.
Personally I wouldn't have a lithops or Sedum in the same pot as they prefer different soil and watering schedules. It can work if you are more targeted with your watering than i am.
Personally I wouldn't have a lithops or Sedum in the same pot as they prefer different soil and watering schedules. It can work if you are more targeted with your watering than i am.
Hi there! Iβd have to agree with @TheLonelyDaff, lithops are not very good companions with others for their different watering requirements.. for example I water my pork & beans 7-10 days but i havenβt watered my lithops in over 2 months. But like staff said it could work if you water one side & not the other. Beautiful plants, they all look happy & healthy βΊοΈ
@Artistic_Stoner Thanks for the advice, I may separate the pair then as soon as I grab some more pots then. :)
