I am new to these great plants. But I am not sure what I am doing wrong. I live in the PANHANDLE of Florida. It does get hot here.
I do have a small green house that I have them in. What I need to know is when you first get these little chicks, and hens, do you water them when you first put them in the pots, or so you give them a few days ? I see them look soft looking and I give them water.. But I am thinking that it may be something that they do at first.. I have lost a few to root rot, and I know now that it starts with the bottom leaves. I just would like to know when they look I really don`t know what the word really is, what are they saying. I am so scared to over water them..
Thank you so much Billy Perez

Billy,
Come on over to the sempervivum forum. We just talked about this. Here's the link. The thread "Semps in North-East Florida Zone 9" in Sempervivum forum



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springcolor said:Billy,
Come on over to the sempervivum forum. We just talked about this. Here's the link. The thread "Semps in North-East Florida Zone 9" in Sempervivum forum



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Thank you I will, he said everything I am talking about.
Thanks
I am new here.

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I believe Andrew in the that thread was attempting to grow them outside?

If you're growing them in a greenhouse, you probably have a much better chance of keeping them alive since you can control the conditions and moisture better. Feel free to start your own thread if you at:
http://garden.org/forums/view/...
if you don't find specifically what you are looking for.