#potted succulent

[travelingmaverick]

Hello everyone. Please look at my pottery. I am proud of it. I did a hand building class and a spin-the-wheel workshop.

[majimasleftasscheek]

nyeyeyeyeyyeyeeeyeeye

[flieslikeamoron]

I killed all the other plants I tried to grow this year, but my succulents will not stop thriving. I had three 2 years ago.

[wishesofhappiness]

[shelovesplants]

Pot Head🫶🌵🌿💨

[aquaplant]

Japanese Gardens at the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens!!!!

[toyastales]

Succulent Table Display

[uwudonoodle]

I got this baby cactus as a birthday gift to myself 3 years ago. I named her Posey.

Today Posey bloomed 3 flowers, and has 2 more on the way. I'm so proud of my baby.

[shelandsorcery]

Meet my newest finished air dry clay project - a stegosaurus planter!

I'm very, very happy with how it came out and really delighted to have found a plant with such complimentary linework on it!

Hopefully it settles in well!

Here's some process shots too, for fun:

Not pictured: an incredible amount of sanding, sitting outside in the wind attempting to direct the dust away from my face and clothes.

Also not pictured: decorating this little friend with prismacolour pencil crayons, the thick waxy kind.

But then I sprayed it with a variety of sealants and protectants, high gloss for three layers and then two of my new fav matte finish:

Also, if you've used air dry clay you know it's not really great at things like potentially damp soil! This guy is lined with a section of a plant tray in hopes of making this sustainable:

So yeah, we'll see how it all does! But yes, I am very definitely very hooked on this sculpting thing, what a good time all round!

[fablepaint]

Garden

Gouache, ink, gold, white pencil.

might sell this, interest check?

[prince-liest]

The best part of having a blog is how many random houseplant updates I can make and nobody can stop me. :]

Repotted one of my succulents (labeled Echeveria 'Pink Ruby' which means it's probably a Sedeveria 'Pink Ruby') from the nursery pot into the first of six really cute little porcelain teacup pots that I got and I'm sooo happy with how it looks. If I sunstress this one enough, it'll turn a pretty bright red, which I think matches this cup well.

And on the note of succulents, I also am trying to prop this burro's tail with a couple stems and some leaves! I really love how they look when they're all bushy, but they're borderline impossible to repot, so I'm starting off with a big pot right away and will just be careful about watering.

The Pilea Moon Valley that I proplifted a while ago also grew enough roots in water that I potted it today. I decided on just using regular houseplant potting soil with worm castings after reading around online and seeing that one person had good luck with using that in low-humidity environments since it retains water a little better and this plant normally wants high humidity. I genuinely adore the texture of these leaves so much.

First bloom opened on my Ons. Red Silk 'HOF'! With many more to come. I actually made a horrible mistake and accidentally broke off another flower spike that this plant started growing, and it still hurts my soul to think about.

[evamostly]

All’s well in balcony garden land

[andallshallbewell]

[mostlythemarsh]

Sweet and Sour

[wishesofhappiness]

[shelovesplants]

November succulents 🩷 🌵✨️