Pachyphytum Blue Haze

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@Alcurtis93 what about from this view ?

That looks like it! Quite thin leaves though up top. Need to fatten her up ha @Muzz67

You have a lovely collection from the looks of it. Very jealous

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WoW, i haven't found this one yet.😕🌵🌵😄

OMG!!!! I want one!!!😳😳😳

I like this one too @hagar and @succulentandfriends 😍 Alex maybe it is a different variety it's quite a big plant maybe 15 cms across but I know what you mean about the leaves @Alcurtis93

I've just bought this but I don't know much about it, does it flower 😄

I think they do Angie @angiecrazycatlady but hasn't yet ...we shall see I guess I have just ordered a pink moonstone plant so excited! !! Ill post a pic when It arrives 😆

Really that sounds lovely i didn't know you could get pink ones. Cent wait to see a photo of that 😄

Here it is @Alcurtis93 Alex Is it the same ?

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No I really love this one. Not sure I've seen one before.

Hmm this seems to have much thinner leaves than mine? Does it have a lot of white powder on the leaves? @Muzz67

Yes its quite powdery @Alcurtis93 Alex

#powdery

Hi Jacquie, in Summer how often do you need to water those small cacti (like from Bunnings) in little pots on verandah table. Early morning before 9:00am sun only. 🎍☀️

I water mine every 1-2 weeks.

Hi @carol13450 Carol do you mean those colourful grafted ones ? All cacti should be left to dry out completely between watering....they like sun but if new don't put in full sun as long as strong light and some sun during day 😊

I think @debsue Is right @carol13450 if pot is small

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@debsue Thank you Debbie and Jacquie. I bought a tin tray with 3 tin pots - no drainage holes. I was thinking of spraying cacti to water. Is this ok? Or will water build up? 🤔💦

No I dont think spray and they will need drainage hole/holes definately @carol13450

Thanks that's good advice. Will get hubby's drill out and put a couple in. Cheers 😊

Great idea @carol13450 Carol

You are better to water at the base of the plant directly into the soil. Sometimes succulents don't like getting their leaves wet. The like drainage and well drained soil. They have a big drink then store it in their leaves and like the soil to dry out. Hope this helps @carol13450

Yes thank you for the help. I'll have put up a photo when completed 😊📷 @debsue