A Short Introduction to the Wonderful World of Cacti
They live in the arid desert. They survive extreme temperature variations. They live well with two millimeters of rain perContinue Reading
Welcome to Larry Hodgson’s world
They live in the arid desert. They survive extreme temperature variations. They live well with two millimeters of rain perContinue Reading
Rot is arguably the worst enemy of cacti indoors. In this article, originally published on February 12, 2019, Larry HodgsonContinue Reading
In the course of their evolution, many plants have become accustomed to a dry climate by storing water in theirContinue Reading
You’ve probably seen them in a garden center or even a supermarket: pointed tubular stems perfectly aligned in a pot,Continue Reading
Your Christmas cactus is already in bloom well before Christmas? That’s normal… because it’s not a Christmas cactus. Let meContinue Reading
OK, I might have a slight attraction (addiction?) to growing succulents. They are weird and funky-looking and so easy toContinue Reading
Euphorbia grantii is a unique, low maintenance succulent native to East Africa, namely Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zaire.Continue Reading
The String of needles (Ceropegia linearis) is a semi-succulent climber native to South Africa where it is endemic. It shouldn’tContinue Reading
Crassula arborescens, also known as the Silver Dollar Plant, is a low-growing shrub with a single stem but several branchesContinue Reading
The interest in succulents often begins with the purchase of a few “too cute” little plants simply identified as “assortedContinue Reading