Great job Greg! I may have to take some pointers from you if my semp doesn't start looking better soon! Yours looks great!

I've been working on fixing my etoliated semps. I replanted them in dry mix and I am trying to acclimate the to outdoors ASAP. But it is supposed to be brutal cold at night (20's) a few more days and wet snow! So for now I'm just limping along with them outdoors for a bit and then back indoors. I don't have a cold windowsill anymore because we got super duper new windows last fall!

Plus I have two new ones I picked up before I realized by Cebenese was etoliating. One new one is Oddity. I really want to treat them right!

Yeah, Sounds like we are both in the same boat as far as weather goes Jennifer. It will be warm soon enough. I believe by the end of next week we are gonna see 50's so that will be nice.

They will all do just fine Jennifer. You are a good semp mommy.
I love that you and Jacki can support and experiment together. This is great information for others coming from norther climates.

Yes it is

gg5 said: Believe me it is slightly attractive to me, the idea of walking around to all my semps and see if I should "cut of their heads!" (I guess there's a little bit of Dr Frankenstein here!

Your Frankensemp looks cool! I'm gld you managed to save it

to all those with very cold temps, I hope spring is just around the corner...

loved the pic, Kate!

That picture of "spring" got me giggling too, Kate!



I have Frankensemps. Believe me when I say...you don't want to see them unless they're followed by a picture of them all fixed up! I see semp surgery in my near future.

Chelle - do it do it do it!
Kate - hilarious!

Im going to repot this weekend and will pot pictures. Hopefully I will get them all properly planted with like plants. Bev has been helping me quite a bit with which should go with which. Im excited for tomorrow!

Kate that was great. Can't wait for Chris to see it. I'm sure it will bring her out of the snow doldrums.

Jackie I am excited to see your new planting scheme.

Awww, come on Chelle, we can handle the horror of Frankensemp photos.

valleylynn said:

Awww, come on Chelle, we can handle the horror of Frankensemp photos.

I dunno, Lynn. Some of these poor darlin's look like leonine snakes...with large dry scales.

I do believe I was warned about keeping them indoors...

We can take it Chelle. Come on.

Yes please show us Chelle

Okay. I'll get some pictures taken soon.

You are so good to us Chelle.

Love your Spring picture Kate! It gives me hope.

Looking forward to seeing your snakervivums Chelle!

Okay...here we go. Remember, you asked for this!

The NOID is the worst...let's start with it first.

The longest one is probably 10" in length.

I'd say that Lady Kelly also really dislikes living indoors.


Triste


Abba no-like-a indoors either.


Glaucom minor.


Fuego isn't suffering quite as bad.


Purdy's Big Red is the obvious winner of the indoor semp experiment. She's leaning mightily, but still maintaining most of her beautiful form.



One thing I did notice when I got these out and started messing with them...the soil was completely dry.