Forgot this one! Yeah, actually I'm keeping only one of my plants (mamm. karwinskiana) dry right now, since inside house is around 20-22 degrees warm and I have a growing lamp and no cooler place for them. Keeping almost all the others on the edge of surviving, they are smaller and have smaller pots so I can weight them with kitchen scale so I'm sure they are dry before watering. I water all my succulents when they are bone dry and looking sad and feeling soft to touch. Opuntia doesn't have pot with draining holes so keeping it mostly dry, but if it starts to look sad, I give it a sip of a water. The aloe/gasteraloe I saved from ant infestation has finally rooted nicely and got it first real watering a week ago, it gets water next time it's completely dry again. My echeverias tend to dry fast, and need water more frequently than the others, especially the PVN, she's a real sucker. The newest one, melocactus, it's one I'm confused what to do with it. I hope it survives with me and I learn its way to live before it dies because lack of right care...
I only got 9 plants but keeping them alive almost feels like a job already And of course, I want more! Can't get more right now since there really is no extra space, I've tried to reorganize the pots but all the space is filled under the lamp.