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“Hay is for horses .”... my momma always said..
Or “ better late than never huh... ;~}.
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“Hay is for horses .”... my momma always said..
Or “ better late than never huh... ;~}.
Very proud of this new team with young talented players!That was also a brilliant result - I was supporting France.
There are few Welshmen (or ladies) who would support England when it comes to rugby!!
Haha, I think so!I think it's a conspiracy?? Then I have to live longer so I can get everything done ✔...
Thanks, I didn't know if I should move the whole plant or cut sections and replant them.Cactus plants are very forgiving. Are you asking how to move it without getting all stuck with the little glochids or because you worry disturbing the roots will harm the plant. Don't worry about that. Just dig it up and move it. Easy peasy. After you've placed it where you want it to live, water sparingly, then don't water again until the earth around it is dry.
If it were me, I would wait until the heat of summer. Summer is the best time to make cactus cuttings, so summer would also be the best time to move it. Since it's hard to not cut off some of the roots with the shovel, it would also be a good idea to prune it back at this time.
It looks like it's actively growing in the picture, and if that's a current picture, then maybe you don't have to wait until summer. I guess it's always summer in Florida, huh?
Thanks for the offer. I have about 10 cactus but that's the biggest. Plenty to save some pads for you. I will send you some if you want.( fertilizer free). Will they grow in your area?Wow! If you were a bit closer, id pop over & give you a hand with transplanting that beauty and take a few pads home to start! Why are you moving it?
You aren’t too far below Flaggler where we are hoping to move to. (Save me some pads ! )
Thank you, where did you order your tortoise mix from?The last I planted was just plain winter rye grass... it grows like crazy right now... in the spring I will use some of the pasture mix I put out for my horses... I have also ordered a tortoise grazing mix...
I will send you some pads if you want. They are fertilizer free.Omg....I’m SO jealous!!!!
Your more than welcome! Jan and Feb are the months that you don't know what kind of weather is going to show up. But 65 is cool for me and 50 is down right cold. Yesterday was 81 but I think we have some cool weather coming again.Yet another damp, dark, dreary, wet morning. Again, not very cold, just not nice to be outside. @Ray--Opo .... maybe I’ll be down to help move that cactus for you. Days like today, i need some Florida warmth & sunshine!
Thanks that was another concern that the weight of the plant in fresh soil. I guess I could stake it for support.@Ray--Opo for your cactus move the most important thing for me is too keep enough soil.
Thanks to that you limit the risk of fall when you will plant it again and to crack some rackets during transportation.
I might have to move them for the fence to be installed. Not sure where my property line is.Wow! If you were a bit closer, id pop over & give you a hand with transplanting that beauty and take a few pads home to start! Why are you moving it?
You aren’t too far below Flaggler where we are hoping to move to. (Save me some pads ! )
Yep but for me this is the only to avoid to obtain several small cactus at the end…Thanks that was another concern that the weight of the plant in fresh soil. I guess I could stake it for support.
What do you mean by rackets.
eBay;-)Thank you, where did you order your tortoise mix from?
Well...it at the least could be "country" decor. I hate trying to work with oak and won't. So, I respect any good work done with it.Haaa, no present. Old rusty broken garden trowel being brought back to life. ?
I read about planting cuttings. I've seen 2 ways. A Floridian can just cut at a joint and stick it in the ground or a pot. Or let the joint dry and then plant it. Sounds like the same result to me.Thanks, I didn't know if I should move the whole plant or cut sections and replant them.
That picture was taken yesterday. When the cool weather started the cactus started blooming. I will prune back and then move. With my wife's help of course.