I use this OrgoCart to move around gardening stuff and collapsible too.

Nice, tarev.

A few Echeverias from cuttings and leaves.

Tarev I like your cart!! Tee what beautiful plants!!

Yes Tarev something like the but a bit more sturdier of metal to shift some of these 20Kg or above pots around. To be honest even 10Kg pots my back cannot take any more. The upper platform is collapsible, good. What do you think Greg, if we remove the front wheel does it not remind you of something used to move around crates and cartons?
Tee, that pencil cactus aka Indian Fire Stick(Euphorbia) why is it not out side in the cold. It is looking miserable in this state. It should be a brilliant scarlet.
Pencil Cactus (Euphorbia tirucalli 'Firesticks')
Go look see or is it something else.
Regards,
Arif.

Yes Arif, if it was upright we in the USA call it a "dolly" but in Britain and former british colonies they call it something else, don't remember what! or almost a wheelbarrow thing! :smily:
When I had a pencil tree I kept it inside during winter also, because its wet out!!
Cheers

The lower metal portion can hold up to 300 lbs = 136 kg..I just use the top part to hold the lighter stuff or serves as makeshift small table for repotting small plants.

136Kgs wow that should be a big help and it should be a help to a lot of others. Now how to bring it to the notice of persons in need of this kind of help. Greg being quite gregarious will think up of some way.
Regards,
Arif.

gg5 said:Tarev I like your cart!! Tee what beautiful plants!!

Tarev, where did you get the cart? I got a big wagon for B'day and it's too wide to manuever between house and fence. I barely fit sometimes...
Tee, your plants together don't look like a grouping; they look like colonies.
Ok, I' m resorting to it (but apologize to the tender succulent grp) Sempervivums =

I never would have thought it could hold that much weight how cool is that!! Bev, why this sudden outpouring of love for semps?

Here is the result of my propagation efforts! I have a "propagation tray" of all the random leaves and stems that fell off as I was relocating my NOID succulents a couple of months ago and almost all of them have new plants growing on them now! This afternoon I bought these wonderful trays that work perfectly for creating individual little plants!

Wow isn't that cool! Every single one is growing! I like!!

Good growing serse

Oh I got the Orgo cart a couple of years ago from our local Costco around Spring time.

Had to find something in context to apply the hearts to...I could have typed "Cheese Puffs = " but then wouldn't have anything to do with ATP...

I am waiting for an orange yellow semp, if I hybridize it I'll name it 'Cheese puff' just for you Bev!

Thanks! I had excellent luck and honestly can't even share any true secrets to my success hah I pretty much just dumped the whole pile of leaves I had on the side on top of a tray of dry soil and left them pretty much alone. I lightly spritzed with water every now and then when it looked extra dry, but otherwise let them do their own thing!

That' exactly the key!! Most people go wrong by watering the soil!

Greg, Will be waiting for S. Cheese Puff...

serse with these kind of lucky green fingers your plants will be in the house while you might end up out .
Greg, don't they look ever so cute .
Regards,
Arif.

Okay Bev...I'm attending the semp hybridizing workshop, that's my starting place
Arif - yes totally very very cute!! And once they grow alittle bit more even cuter!

So, the longer you are in the tooth the cuter you look is the principle. Bev do you agree with Gregs statment
Regards,
Arif.