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[CBBB]

Not a very good picture, but this is on my verandah last July.


Perhaps I need to change the flower pots!

[quattro]

Not a very good picture, but this is on my verandah last July.


Perhaps I need to change the flower pots!

Just replant them on the porch ......or do they sell keo in barrels

[denizaksulu]

GR’s cactus patch...

This is my little (experimental) cactus patch with 30 odd species...



Earlier today this is what one of my cactuses looked like…



And by midnight this is what I found…



The aroma was out of this world!





I have another that’s about to bloom any day now…



And then they tell me there is no God!

That’s it from GR’s cactus patch for now…

PS: Ignore the date on the pics and don't forget to click on them!

Make sure you dont have cats and that they do not sleep in your underwear drawer.

I too was once a connos......connoseor.....a fan of succulents and cacti.

Very nice GR. What about a few artichokes around the perimeter. I love the purple flowers of the ones that do not get eaten.

What do you do with the 'little pricks'?

[kurupetos]

Piss (but don't shit!) on the cacti once a week. I've heard it's the best fertiliser.

[Sotos]

Piss (but don't shit!) on the cacti once a week. I've heard it's the best fertiliser.

Is this a result of scientific research?

[CBBB]

Piss (but don't shit!) on the cacti once a week. I've heard it's the best fertiliser.

Is this a result of scientific research?

No, he was a bit drunk one night and couldn't get the key in the door, so he had to piss in his garden. The next day he noticed the cacti were doing well!

[kurupetos]

http://cactuslover.blogspot.com/2010/12 ... lizer.html

[Jerry]

Piss (but don't shit!) on the cacti once a week. I've heard it's the best fertiliser.

It's good for grass too. Scientifically proven in my garden, where the dog pees the grass is longer provided the ground is wet/damp. When the ground is very dry the pee is too concentrated and it kills the grass.

[Get Real!]

Update...





NB: In Cyprus, cactuses should be watered every 20-25 days. In their natural dry environments (even in places like Arizona) they DO get watered from precipitation and similar natural climatic events.

PS: Cactuses that get very little or no water can survive but never flower.

[Get Real!]

CBBB, your cactus is BEGGING to be replanted somewhere in the garden where there's more room for it!

Please do something or I’ll report a cactus abuse case!