#succulentsUnmoderated tagAll postsTrendingHotNewPromotedPayoutsjoanstewart in #hive-127788 • last yearGoing Green Succulent DisplayCelebrating Evergreen Explosive Sunday, local sub-station went kaboom , no water another burst pipe or two, Oh pumps don't work either, domino effect no electricity no…nikv in #hive-140635 • last yearGardenjournal: stocking the greenhouseWinter is approaching and I'm getting the vegetable garden ready for winter crops but in the meantime, the progress in the greenhouse is more interesting.  late with this post. I had photos taken a few months ago when the blooms were all open and looking beautiful. Today not even steewkaw in #hive-183841 • 8 months agoHuernia thuretii in bloom again.Previously I was showing this guy nearly four years ago in [this post](riyat in #hive-183841 • 8 months agoAlmost blooming on a cold nightWhen I couldn't sleep I decided to go out of the house to enjoy a cup of coffee and enjoy the silence of the night from the front porch of my house, the night passed very quickly…sirenahippie in #hive-183841 • 8 months agoPurslane (Portulaca oleracea). A humble but valuable succulent (ENG - SPN)Greetings on this beautiful Sunday, especially to the members of this nice Succulent Growers community run bysirenahippie in #hive-183841 • 8 months agoSábila (Aloe vera). A plant with multiple benefits (ENG - SPN)Greetings on this new day, I wish you a happy September, hoping it will be full of health, prosperity and good times for everyone. Today I have returned to sharnikv in #hive-183841 • 11 months agoSaving an AdeniumI saw some Adenium multiflorum at a local garden centre and told myself I would probably regret buying one but because this plant is a flowering size, which takes 4-5 years, and…erikah in #hive-194913 • last yearCacti EverywhereAt the end of February, I visited the natural science museum, which I wrote about yesterday. There were so many interesting things to see and learn about, but there was a…soulsdetour in #succulents • last yearSustainability and beautySucculents are the most unusual and beautiful plants and flowers I've ever seen, and that's probably why I love them so much. 
