Small ceramic pots make nice succulent dishes
Full dish of treats
Nice succulent dishes, with cacti and porcelain ceramics. $38 each at Ponsonby Plants.
Archives for category: Succulents
Echeveria in flower – en masse
Echeverias love to flower but the blooms are usually not much to look at. This echeveria is, however, a flowering sensation.
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Two-toned pink
Cacti have been busy flowering this last month. A few examples.
Wait for it…
From afar
A near perfect Aloe, awaiting customers at the door.
Teeth Visible
Jaws
Just re-potteed (tricky job for sure!)
(overhead)
(in situ)
‘Mt Tiger’ Aloe is said to be a mini-ature form of millotii aloe. With narrow leaves and long white stripes and teeth, it’s shown here in a large pot as a dense mound of interwoven leaves.
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terracotta treats
Some shots of tiny succulents in tiny terracotta pots. Smaller pots are 4cm in diameter.
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Simple photo but wonderful colour and form.
Nature’s little sculpture, in a porcelain Chinese dish, about 8 cm diameter.
Underwatering is key to getting this kind of colour, a product of stressing the plant.
hand-made Bonsai pot
Succulent container no. 23 is hen succulent with two chicks fleeing the coop.
Frontal
Danish made pot holder and pots
Succulent container no. 22 is a double pot of cacti and a few sempervivum.
Almost ready for repotting
Succulent container no. 21 is a grouping of Haworthia glauca (variety: herrei).
German-made pot
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Succulent container no. 20 is a mix of succulents, including two euphorbia.
Hand-made pot from New Zealand
Hand-made New Zealand pot
Succulent container no. 19 is a mix of succulents (sempervivum, echeveria, jade, etc), in a hand-made pot.
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Succulent container no. 18 is a mix of juvenile succulents in a hand-made NZ pot. With rock.
Vintage ceramic by Peacock Pottery
Hand made mini-bonsai pot
Small but beautiful pair of succulents (Pachyphytum Compactum) in great little hand-made pot. Pot is maybe 6cm diameter. I like the geometric camouflage-like match between the stones (from China) and the plants, and the pot.
The two plants are carefully wired into the pot to ensure they don’t come out while they root into the soil.
This is another Mexican species, related I believe the Echeveria. See also, this post.
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Succulent container no. 17 is a pot of succulents and cacti.
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