Our weather has improved a lot, been having chilly mornings in the low 40's and just mid 60's as highs. Got our first cold Fall rain last Nov 2, which was a good long downpour, I think managed half an inch..that is a lot by our standards here , and another round coming this coming Sun/Mon. Such a contrast in temps, we were still in the low 90's during Halloween.

Oh, okay, good to know about the salt aspect..hmm..it would be nice to experiment with..maybe I will have one guinea pig, so I know if it helps the semps. Though I did have an actual half oyster shell with some soil where I have a small Crassula ovata' Gollum' and Sedum morganianum growing on..so far still alive this past couple of years.

Let us know how the crushed oyster shell experiments works tarev.

Out to work in the yard today, we have sun.

A happy looking cluster of noid Semps that survived summer..now enjoying our nice cooldowns! Hoping for more offsets

Looking good Tarev

Wow, that is looking pretty good tarev. You are a determined semp mom.

Thanks Greg and Lyn! it will be a battle of wills between me and the semps

I'm saying you will come out the winner.

Nothing like cold weather to show off Semp colors or their lovely growth!! Love these noids! Happy time for the semps!




Hopefully this one will be encouraged soon to make some more babies, but still thankful it is holding on:

They're looking good Tarev!

Thanks Chris

Wow, they are looking good tarev.

Thanks Lynn! Weather has been really nice this time around!

Now the wait to see what the weather will be like this year. Last year was a really weird year of weather for us.

Happy to see one of my semp arachs making babies! Hope it makes more!

Hoorray

Now that is a real cute little semp!

Thanks Greg and Connie

Wahoo, baby semps in the making. That is such a sweet photo Tarev. The webbing is lovely, and don't fall asleep to close to it, the arach types are know for going crazy in the offset production department.

Still none here, except the ones that started last fall. No on-slot of babies in the making. I don't think it will be much longer though.

Thanks Lynn! I was looking for my succulents with buds when I saw this one. I guess it loved our last couple of weeks of mid 70's to low 80's

I bet. It will be awhile before we reach the 70's. We are just beginning to have temps in the low 60's, and it is glorious.