Keep on having fun! I took a look at what they have listed. Some really nice plants. They have quite a few negs, but I guess it's all related to how much business they do in a year!

If you keep this up, you could start selling your extras!

I have purchase from them before and got just want I ordered. I seldom leave feedback but I should to help counter the negatives.
I posted my aloe seedlings on another post but they look similar to some of my seedlings with no I.D.'s.






I plan to give away for postage some of them come next spring when they get some size on them and I can see what I have.
Stush

Those aloes look great all!!

Hopefully the ones I start from seed will just as good.

Adam, no doubt. It was you who helped encourage me to start growing seeds again. I did it for veg. and garden flowers so why not house plants.

Your very welcome.

I decided to order one more thing.
Haworthia limifolia variegata from Bangkok Thailand. :greengrin:

Ooh, that's a beauty. I love the variations on it.

Adam, that is a beauty. I purchased mine from 'Out of Africa' for around $15.

The price on mine was 20 for the plant and 12 for the shipping. I've ordered from Bangkok Thailand before and it made it though the mail alright.

I could have gotten it for as low as 13.99 but I was afraid someone else would click buy it now on such a beautiful plant.

I just ordered seeds of Gibbaeum comptonii




Cute

Totally! Looks like plant eggs.

Hi everyone, I am new to this forum- Adam, I also bought a Ficus retusa from K-mart. Picture below. Not sure how to take proper care of it. I have it outside in the shade of my deck canopy. Can you steer me in the right direction for info on proper care? Thanks

Sorry, I meant Walmart - on Kingstowne rd, alex. there were two left when I bought mine-might go see if they are still there

The Haworthia limifolia variegata is in new york city now. I can't wait to get it in.

I didn't have my ficus retusa for long because I gave it away.

But I can give you some general succulent care instructions. Don't use these instructions for living stones.

A good starting potting medium is a mix of plain potting soil and perite. Good ratios are 1/2 potting soil and 1/2 perlite or 3/4 perlite to 1/4 potting soil.

Wait a few days after you repot it to give it water. Wait until you can stick your finger in and the soil is dry to water it again.

Some of my aloe mix seeds are coming up.

Remember to take pictures for future reference and show and tell here. I remember mine.






Mixed Aloe seeds

adamgreen said:The Haworthia limifolia variegata is in new york city now. I can't wait to get it in.

I didn't have my ficus retusa for long because I gave it away.

But I can give you some general succulent care instructions. Don't use these instructions for living stones.

A good starting potting medium is a mix of plain potting soil and perite. Good ratios are 1/2 potting soil and 1/2 perlite or 3/4 perlite to 1/4 potting soil.

Wait a few days after you repot it to give it water. Wait until you can stick your finger in and the soil is dry to water it again.

Thank you Adam for the instructions - will repot in 1/2 and 1/2 potting mix

Your very welcome Frenchy21.

My Haworthia limifolia variegata is coming in today I'm so excited.
I got a beautiful 10 inch shallow octagonal pot.


The plant is 9 cm across so this will give it plenty of room to grow and form a nice clump over time.

This is my plan for this pot so far. I will place a coffee filter in the bottom to keep potting medium from falling out until roots get grown. Then I will spread a five pound bag of gravel in the bottom to take up excess space. Lastly the haworthia itself will be planted in oil dry on top of that.

Does anyone see any flaws or has suggestions to make my plan better.

Here are pics of my Haworthia limifolia unboxed and in it's new home.