sumi
Rest in Peace 1980-2020
I did very well. I got as many different ones as I could and looked for unusual or rarer ones EVERYWHERE. I bought plants from other nurseries and garden centres further away and begged cuttings from everyone that had different plants from what I had. I ended up selling to collectors, which was pretty cool. They need only a tiny bit of water, lots of sun and grow well in decent soil. I made a mix of sand and compost for mine, but in S.A. people had this thing about growing them in old milk jugs, pots, etc. Sort of a rustic planter. It sounds strange, but it looked lovely!How did you get on with selling succulents? They were on my list of plants to propagate, but mine went leggy over winter. I don't think they'll do well in my house.