Thank you very much for the replies

:( :( :( anyway the base has always had that colour...I really really hope you aren't right...but, I sadly agree with you. About watering, I haven't watered it in winter and I used a very good drained potting mix: cactus soil+lapillus (I'm sorry, I don't know its name in english) + gravel (the one f...

Hello everyone! few weeks ago I have seen a flabby branch on my E. enopla. I have cut it and it was dry, without sap. Then I have watered the plant (I have watered my E. only once during winter and it has been inside at 13-15°C). But another branch seemed flabby, then another one and again and again...

First, I'm sorry to be absent minded as always...
Second, I'm sorry to haven't posted pictures (Google Drive drives me crazy!!!).
Third, thank you for the replies. I'll post this on the forum you suggested Steve...even if my Euphorbia is all pruned now. Had to do this because it was rotting

Hello, I have 3 new succulents to identify. The seller called it Crassula commutata, but I think it's a C. brevifolia, what you think about it? Crassula brevifolia b.jpg Crassula brevifolia.jpg Crassula brevifolia - top.jpg Canon 566.jpg Canon 567.jpg Canon 568.jpg Canon 569.jpg Canon 573.jpg Canon ...

oh...I'm sorry for this.
I'll modify my post soon. Excuse me again.
Thank you for the info.

Hello everyone :D Could you help me with these new plants please? Thank you!!! :wink: ---- I'm deeply sorry to have been so rude posting a list of url, please excuse me again :oops: 1. Mammillaria hahniana? Canon 511.jpg Canon 512.jpg 2. Mammillaria bombycina? Canon 513.jpg Canon 514.jpg Canon 515.j...

Hello everyone! 2 days ago I have seen a flabby branch on my E. enopla. I have cut it and it was dry, without sap. Then I have watered the plant (I have watered my E. only once during winter and it has been inside at 13-15°C). Now another branch seems flabby. Again, some of the young top, I mean the...

I should mention that Rebutias actually bloom best if they're exposed to cool temperatures, they can even stand a light frost. Snails and slugs are sneaky, they come out at night to feed and hide during the day. You can control them by hunting them at night, trapping them with beer, repelling them ...

Fine! Thank you

Hi greenknight, In effect I have seen slime trails and found a snail on my Brasiliopuntia, but no slime trails on my Rebutia. The R. and its pot are so small...could the snail have eaten my R. not leaving any tracks? :-k . I have seen neither caterpillars inside my greenhouse, nor slime trails on th...

I live in Abruzzo, a central Italy region, in Roseto Degli Abruzzi a town 200 km east of Rome. My home is near the Adriatic sea (about 500 meters), so we haven't very low temperatures, but I think it's better waiting for the springtime, before placing outside this Rebutia.. Thank you for your help h...

Hi hoteidoc,
So do you think my R. is 'safe'? Really?
I have moved it inside, 'cause I'm scared of cold temperatures, I'll place it outsidr again in Springtime.
Ok, no water inside the wound. When it could be necessary to water the R.? Maybe in May?
Thank you for your reply

Sending a new topic was useless, I think it's better send a reply here. Exactly the same time when Susi had the 'phantom of the greenhouse', I had mine too. I'm pretty sure my phantom was a caterpillar, because those days were warm and I have seen caterpillars on my roses too. Isn't the right season...

Could it be a good idea separating the good (4 or 5) branches from the rest of the L., and letting them root in another pot?
[sorry for the grammar errors, if any, today I feel deeply confused.. ]