I have to point out that all the plants are small, I am not exaggerating with the title literally each pot fits easily in my hand as can be seen in the photo, I keep them in clay pots as they are the best for keeping them fresh, I am not a great connoisseur not even so I do not know their scientific names, I will simply name them as they are called in my region
I know this plant as the "chamois" plant
Yes, I commonly know it as the chamois plant, but because it is chamois, well, as you can see in the photo, it has small hairs from its leaves to its stem like a kind of chamois, it is very soft to the touch, I would consider it a species within of succulents since their care is practically the same
It does not need a lot of water since it could rot, I water it every 12 days and not in a large quantity, just a little since it has a good amount of water inside.
The curious thing about this plant is that when it is in the shade for several days, its hue becomes somewhat dark, just like this one looks, but if you place it in the sun for about two hours every day, its color becomes very light, like lime green.
The one that can be seen in the photo is just an offshoot of a slightly larger one
Some Cacti
In addition to having the plant that I showed above, I also have some mini cacti or possibly they are just normal cacti.
I really do not know their scientific names, I only know them vulgarly as cactus, the one that can be seen in the photo above was given to me by a relative, just a few days ago I noticed that it had a sprout, which means that it is well cared for
I try not to water it very often since being a cactus it is not supposed to require a lot of water
This one was given to me by the same relative that I mentioned before, I am surprised by all the types of cacti that exist and their shapes, you will not find one the same as another, they are all very distinctive in that aspect, the only thing they all have in common is that they do not have leaves cacti only have stem and thorns
Although some can produce flowers, like this one that has a reddish hue on its beak.
this is because it can sometimes be seen when it blooms
This is another type of cactus, it is very different from the other two shown, although they look like 3, it is really only one since previously it was only the middle stem but with the passage of time the shoots on the sides sprouted
The middle stem can be seen that its tip is somewhat black because it can also flower
I have all my cacti in places where they can receive sunlight since this species of plants is from arid climates and dry soils, so if in the photos you see the dry land of the plants it is not because I am neglecting them, it is because They require it, both succulents and cacti, as I said before, are plants that contain a very good amount of water inside and can last several days without watering, I would say even more than a month
All the images are my own, I hope this content has been to your liking, I liked sharing this with the community, thanks for reading and goodbye
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Tengo que destacar que todas las plantas son pequeñas, no exagero con el título literalmente cada matero cabe en mi mano con facilidad asi como se observa en la foto, las conservo en materos de barro ya que son los mejores para conservarlas frescas, no soy un gran conocedor ni siquiera así que desconozco sus nombres científicos, simplemente las nombraré como les dicen en mi región
A esta planta la conozco como la planta de "gamuza"
Si, vulgarmente la conozco como la planta de gamuza, pero porque de gamuza, bueno como se observa en la foto tiene pequeños pelos desde sus hojas hasta su tallo como una especie de gamuza, es muy suave al tacto, yo la consideraría una especie dentro de las suculentas ya que su cuidado es prácticamente el mismo
No necesita de mucha agua ya que se pudiese pudrir, la riego cada 12 días y no en una gran cantidad solo un poco ya que en su interior posee una buena cantidad de agua
Lo curioso de esta planta es que al estar varios dias en la sombre su tonalidad se torna algo obscura asi como luce esta, pero si la colocas todos los dias unas dos horas al sol su color se vuelve muy claro como el verde lima
La que se aprecia en la foto es solo un retoño de otra un poco más grande
Algunos Cáctus
Además de poseer la planta que mostré anteriormente también tengo algunos minicáctus o posiblemente solo sean cáctus normales
Realmente desconozco sus nombres científicos solo las conozco vulgarmente como cáctus, la que se aprecía en la foto de arriba me la regaló un familiar, hace apenas unos pocos días pude notar que tenía un retoño lo que quiere decir que está bien cuidada
Trato de no regarla muy seguido ya que al ser un cáctus se supone que no requiere de mucha agua
Esta me la regaló el mismo familiar que mencioné antes, me sorprende todos los tipos de cáctus que existen y sus formas, no encontrarás uno igual que otro son todos muy distintivos en ese aspecto, lo único que todos poseen en común es que no tienen hojas, los cáctus solo tienen tallo y espinas
Aunque algunos pueden producir flores, así como este que en su pico se le puede observar una tonalidad como rojiza
esto se debe a que algunas veces se le puede ver cuando florece
Este es otro tipo de cáctus, es muy diferente a los otros dos mostrados, aunque parecen 3 realmente es uno solo ya que anteriormente era solo el tallo del medio pero con el paso del tiempo le brotaron los retoños de los lados
Al tallo del medio se le puede observar que su punta está algo negra debido a que también puede florecer
A todos mis cáctus lo tengo en lugares donde puedan recibir luz solar ya que esta especie de plantas son de climas áridos y suelos secos, así que si en las fotos observan la tierra de las plantas seca no es porque las estoy descuidando, es porque asi lo requieren, tanto la suculenta y los cáctus como ya dije anteriormente son plantas que en su interior contienen una muy buena cantidad de agua y pueden durar varios días sin regar diria que hasta más de un mes
Todas las imágenes son de mi autoría, espero que este contenido haya sido de su agrado, me gustó compartir esto con la comunidad, gracias por leer y adiós
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Very sweet little plants in pots! Cactus are lovely with their architectural shapes. Unfortunately, you missed the deadline for the challenge. Don't worry, you can join in next month!
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