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Hi Donna - The Shrimp Plants that you see in this post & video came with the house. They could have very well been 17 years old when I 1st pruned them.

Thanks for sharing. I don't use sand either when potting succulents but many people do. Nell

Hi - Those babies do grow slowly. Bright natural light helps. Nell

You're welcome!

Sounds good. The Anthurium featured in this post still has 1 bloom on it! Nell

That should be fine in FL as long as your winter temps don't dip too low. Nell

You're welcome! The sun & warmer temps bring on the blooms. Nell

It's nothing your doing wrong. The quill slowly turns greenish & then it dies. the mother plant will eventually die but pups will form at the base. Nell

Hi - Coco coir is fine but it would be best if you'd mix it 1/2 & 1/2 with orchid bark (it's sold in small bags). Nell

Me too - & Thank you! Nell

Thank you Penolopy! Nell

Hi - I'm not sure if you've gotten an answer, but in many cases, the hoya leaf never produces an axial bud which forms the stem. It roots but just carries on its life as a leaf. Nell

Thank you! I love them too. Mine growing outdoors is blooming again. Nell

Hi - Here are the most common reasons leaves yellow on Burro's Tails: the soil is too heavy & the roots stay too wet, not enough light (although they'll burn in a heart beat if the sun is too strong), too much water or not enough water. It could also be any combination of these. Hope that helps! Nell

As a houseplant, JP is usually sold in 6" pots. As to width & height, it depends on the form it's sold in - topiary ring, trailing, or staked. Nell

Hi - Here's a post & video I did on gnats & root mealy bugs: https://www.joyusgarden.com/plant-pests-fungus-gnats-root-soil-mealybugs-how-to-control-them/ Nell

Hi - I used a local succulent & cactus mix. It must be chunky, well aerated & have excellent drainage. Nell

I just spritz the mossy root balls & their fine for at least a few weeks. Nell

Thank you! These are white pomegranates & the seeds look like little pink jewels. Nell