xGraptoveria Lovely Rose
Graptoveria 'Lovely Rose'
Late Spring 2019
19
- 0
Late Spring 2019
18
- 1
Mid Spring 2019
18
- 2
Mid Winter 2019
8
- 1
Early Winter 2019
16
- 7
Late Autumn 2018
12
- 1
Late Summer 2018
10
- 1
Mid Summer 2018
8
- 1








xGraptoveria Lovely Rose
Late Spring 2019
19
Late Spring 2019
18

Settled in!
Mid Spring 2019
18

New big Boi stretched lovely rose. Gonna plant it with the little bois then behead it once it's established. Then... profit???? Nah, hopefully just a gorgeous full pot.

@angiie I agree!
Mid Winter 2019
8

2/12/19 making progress!
Early Winter 2019
16

@jyotu aerial roots on my lovely rose. I am not really concerned about them because the plant is rooted well and in appropriate soil. I know the roots are well established by how the plants get plump when I water. If there were trouble brewing beneath the surface it would have trouble taking up water. If yours is taking up water fine you have nothing to worry about.

Okay 😁

Then aerial roots were only seen in graptoveria ?

@jyotu no they are seen in all kinds of plants! A lot of my succulents have them.

It seems that I saw these in a Banyan tree

Hey i saw a while colored graptoveria in Google and they're demanding 49 USD. Is it happens

@jyotu that’s insane
Late Autumn 2018
12

The succulent that was in the wrecked box. This nursery shoves pillow stuffing around the plant, then wraps them in toilet paper with a single strip of tape. (This I’m amazed by.) It actually looks like a little pillow. Then they put it into a box stuffed generously with more pillow stuffing. Best packaging I’ve ever seen tbh. I’m keeping the stuffing to use in future trades.
Late Summer 2018
10

9.1.18 All rooted nicely. I’ll admit it, this was originally two cuttings that I got in a trade. My clumsy self snapped one in half just picking it up out of the box when I got it. Wellp, looks like I got three cuttings. Score!!
Mid Summer 2018
8

Tiny lovely roses that I just got in my last reddit trade! 😍😍 #succulent