Post AVdRmUefWyPoK97T72 by wolfnowl@universeodon.com
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(DIR) Post #AVclhUr7A2b7QKsLs8 by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-13T21:11:17Z
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Blue Agave succulent, digital art made from a photograph I took in Arizona, while on a walk in my friends neighborhood. Desert plants seem so exotic to me. Luscious dusty colors, plump with sharp edges. I've never tried to grow any, rather sticking to orchids. Thinking I might want to give it a go though...ART - https://deborah-league.pixels.com/featured/beautiful-blue-agave-semi-abstract-deborah-league.html#Mastodon #MastoArt #buyintoart #art #artwork #artist #photography #digitalart #succulents #AYearForArt #fediart #fedigiftshop
(DIR) Post #AVcxGdMIdc5LQVQ4Lw by Beckysay@mastodon.social
2023-05-13T23:20:59Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt that’s beautiful
(DIR) Post #AVcxyl2NRxpfz18n9U by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-13T23:28:58Z
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@Beckysay thank you Becky!
(DIR) Post #AVdRmUefWyPoK97T72 by wolfnowl@universeodon.com
2023-05-14T05:02:53Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt Just remember, they thrive on sun and neglect. Cacti and succulents have special cells that absorb and hold water, but they have no way of turning that off. If overwatered, those cells will keep absorbing water until they burst open. If that happens, imagine a soufflé falling and you'll get the idea. Most cacti/succulents also have shallow but wide roots, so plan pots accordingly.
(DIR) Post #AVddu7fK5VRAn2pVTM by lneumanwatercolors@socel.net
2023-05-14T07:18:44Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt Great succulent artwork!
(DIR) Post #AVe6Xg1x3DWZNi3zEW by Pwilliamsfoto@photog.social
2023-05-14T12:39:37Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt Beautiful capture!
(DIR) Post #AVeAcAHSvHGcAxiPjc by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-14T13:25:15Z
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@Pwilliamsfoto Thank you Pamela!
(DIR) Post #AVeAcpHuSWz3MDEqcS by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-14T13:25:24Z
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@lneumanwatercolors Thank you Lisa!
(DIR) Post #AVeAgcxAGEcIGDLc36 by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-14T13:26:05Z
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@wolfnowl Thank you for the advice Mike. I'm currently taking care of several that belong to my daughter and every day I hope I'm doing the right things for them.
(DIR) Post #AVeR3TrjoRpi0FjEiO by wolfnowl@universeodon.com
2023-05-14T16:29:28Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt If you learn to listen, they'll tell you what they need. Just remember, "All of the words are yours."
(DIR) Post #AVeVpZtF7L2UP5cen2 by christymarx@wandering.shop
2023-05-14T17:22:57Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt Lovely!
(DIR) Post #AVeXrmlKQfBcoX6KKu by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-14T17:45:48Z
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@christymarx Thank you Christy!
(DIR) Post #AVeXu5HUY1HupPF1BQ by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-14T17:46:10Z
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@wolfnowl got it!
(DIR) Post #AVgfLWxmp1k0UryjyK by cohanf@mastodon.online
2023-05-15T18:19:01Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt nice image :) most common succulents are easy- you just need to know their seasons/what sort of environment they come from- most are not from super dry deserts and need regular water in growing season-allow the surface to dry between waterings, but not sit dry endllessly. Light also depends on where you are-- if you are in Tucson, growing outdoors, many will need some shade. If you are growing indoors in northern climes, you'll want *most* to be right in a south/west window
(DIR) Post #AVgymNJahUcDWMgvuy by DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net
2023-05-15T21:56:47Z
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@cohanf Thank you Cohan, very helpful information! I was initially treating them as desert plants, but then realized what I have came from Hawaii - duh! Doing a better job of watering now.
(DIR) Post #AVhX4uSTbsiNy1rCwS by cohanf@mastodon.online
2023-05-16T04:21:05Z
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@DeborahLeagueFineArt In some cases they are things that come from places with a big difference in seasons-- there are cacti and succulents that can be seen in (temporarily) flooded places-- then maybe no rain for months in the dry season. In other cases, they are in relatively wet climates, but grow on very exposed or mineral substrates- much like epiphytes or lithophytes, maybe with just a little pocket of soil or humus or sand- so they dry quickly.