Garden Journal August Challenge: My aunt's garden 🌼🌵
Greetings #Hivegarden friends. This is my entry for The Garden Journal August Challenge. You guys know that I like challenges, as I am finishing the semester I have had a little time, then I have been willing to review my photo archive to make the publication I got this one that is related to a garden, then I present you my story.
I visited this garden about a month ago, it is characterized by palms, trinitarians, cayenne, ferns, some hanging plants. But what caught my attention is that she has a mini collection of succulents, she says she has about 03 years buying one by one, others have been given to her as gifts.
At first she knew nothing about these beautiful thornless plants or cacti and the first ones that a neighbor had given her died because they rotted or the ants infested them with aphids. She then did some research on watering and maintenance. After reading this information, he gets excited and takes advantage of the fact that every time he goes to the Monday market he buys one or two, because the economy does not give him enough for more. Then look at the beautiful succulents he has so far.
I don't know the names of each succulent you are looking at because I have to consult more deeply and the internet costs are too much.
That succulent garden belongs to my dear aunt. I told her to give me permission to photograph each plant, and she gladly agreed. That is why I show the photos.
There is also a young woman who peddles, and she bought this one from him: it is called jade, it is nicknamed and little by little it is forming like a kind of a dwarf tree.
A few tips:
- Succulents should be watered weekly.
- They should not have a saucer under the pots.
- The soil must drain.
- They should receive sun indirectly.
- Do not water on the leaves, they rot.
I am very happy to show you this beautiful garden that you can see that its owner, my aunt, has dedicated time to its maintenance, I declare her a passionate gardener of the world. What do you say?
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Text and photos are my authorship. Text translated with DeepL. Photos taken with my Xiaomi Redmi 8. Text separator created with Canva Pro.
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Thank you for showing us your aunt's succulents. There are a variety in there. And I agree with what you said that watering them directly on their leaves make them rot. I personally experienced such.
Thanks to you for your nice comment. Greetings and happy Monday.
Beautiful one
Thank you so much @tahastories1. Happy Monday.🌵
Having such beauties in your care is a blessing. I used to have quite a few, but not anymore. Did you know we have a community for succulents on Hive? 😃
Hi. I didn't know, what is the name of such community please? Thank you @erikah
It's called Succulent growers.
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My pleasure.
I love how people who start with one cactus end up being a succulent addict! How funny. Thanks for sharing.
Yes! This is addictive. Thank you very much, Happy Monday!.
Estas plantas parecen resistir las temperaturas pero a la vez se ven débiles, quiero comprar unas para mi jardín de ventana pero no sé si resistirán el clima aquí en Venezuela qué es caluroso
Si resisten,pero hay que saber algunos consejos, no deben estar en el sol directamente, si en la ventana hay luz pero nunca reciben el sol directamente, serviria colocarla alli. Yo soy de venezuela y mi tia también. Muchas gracias @gabilan55. Saludos y feliz lunes.
Muy agradecida por estos consejos peque a mi me encantan estas plantas ornamentales y quería tenerlas en casa con estos consejos precio iniciar