LittleSarah
I'm Little Sarah and this is my Little Garden that I'm trying to grow. Some from seedlings others from stores, all are equally loved 🥰🌼🙌🌻☺️
Mid Autumn 2020
5
Mid Autumn 2020
5
The middle succulent seems to be getting nibbled on and I would like to slow that down/stop it all together if I can. I am looking for plant safe and organic/natural ways to deal with the issue. Any and all help is welcome 💙 also if anyone has a specific name that they know this is called ease feel free to let a sister know!
Those are some BIG bites. Is it potted? Might want to move this up, if so. Looks like a mouse or small rabbit is around. Mothballs will deter, but you don’t really want to smell that...
Do you think a squirrel would possibly be the nibble culprit? I know we have alot of squirrels... It is potted and on a shelf, but I just moved it to a shelf as of yesterday so maybe that will help, thanks!
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I recently learned that when plants undergo stressors they produce anthocyanin which is the cause for purple and red hues pulling through. Well, it recently turned cold during mornings and nights and warm during days in the hill country and now I'm seeing it's effect; beautiful.💜 Another fun note to add about anthocyanin: while it's not super biodegradable and may be minutely poisonous if we ingested certain plants enriched with it, some of the
the edible plants may possibly be pharmaceuticals ingredients since they posses anticancer antidiabetic, anti-obesity, and anti-inflammatory effects. #succulents #anthocyanin #beautiful ❤️🤓