Update on what is going on

Well the temp today is 5 that is with wind chill other wise its 23 so I didn't have to go to work and stand outside all day mabe tomarrow.
Well I emailed where I got the plants they said NO clay pots and maybe not enough lite ( sorry about the spelling)
Well my plants are in the east window and that is the only grow lite that I have. So scents I didn't have to work I thought that I wood Transplant I took pictures what I had to do another Mess I must just love to make a Mess I started about 6:30 and just got done. I do have a lot of pictures but I will just put in a few, the first one is what is happening to my plants.
Dimmer

Picture 2 the Plants

There were 18 and a couple of others

This is the start

The last one is nice and clean now The Mess

They seem to be perking up The one in the middle is a beefsteak begonia needed a bigger pot

Wells here is some of them now all transplanted and they look much better

I am going to send 1 more but I have to tell you this is alot of work Now what can I plant in all those clay pot?
Thanks for reading
Dimmer

Clay pots are a necessity for adeniums or succulents. How about Crown of Thorns or look in the different forums where you either have a big caudex or just under succulents.........any plant that needs to dry out quickly.

Now here is my kitchen all cleaned of the mess
Thanks Gail I do have a few succulents in clay pots, I will have to do some more looking into thanks
Kim/Dimmer

Looks like all your hard work has rewarded you Big Time..Nice job Dimmer.They look wonderful : )

Your kitchen counter looks like mine. There is no room for food or anything else but plants.

I have a longer counter but I never use it just to fold clothes
Checked on my plants and I think only 2 haven't gotten back up and it looked dry so I put a little more water in . When I replanted I held them over the sink and put water in till it came out the bottom then I put back in the trays

Wow! You have had a very busy day! Look at all those plants! I know they will appreciate your hard work. Give them a day or two and I bet they will have perked up even more!

You can plant cactus in clay pots too. The desert kind that like dry conditions! Only problem with them is thorns!


Please keep us up to date on how your newly transplanted babies are doing! I bet they like their new little homes!