That makes more sense to me than the string laying on top of the soil.
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Omg! I don’t know how I didn’t realize that this new leaf was a forked one!!! 
I ended up trimming the damaged leaf, unfortunately. But otherwise it looks really healthy! All my new plants have roots growing out of the bottom of their nursery pots so I have some work to do repotting.
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I love it, I recently got two of those myself. Well, technically for the shop but I needed them to come home with me. Lol I am obsessed with the Decursiva leaf shape and texture.
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I love this blue melocactus that I picked up last month, don’t think I’ve shared it yet:
And more shots from the balcony
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Are those your first blooms?!? Beautiful.
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What type is the one in the 5th picture? I’m looking for something exactly like this.
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Its very cute the thorny bits almost look plastic.
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Not 100% sure exactly! It was a big-box store find and I didn’t note what it was, if it was even labelled. It’s definitely an aloe. Doing a very loose google search, my best guess would be an aloe crosby’s prolific.
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I think so! This one has been putting out flowers consistently for like 2 months now!
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I’m pretty sure that’s what it is. The Crosby’s Prolific may grow to be larger than what I’m looking for, but your tip led me to another variety… Guido Aloe. Here’s a photo. Thank you! 
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Awe!!!
You named your critical case after meeeee.
Rosa and I were just saying those are our favorites they really makes you feel amazing when they come back to life!!!
ODAAT.
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Awe you should get a little houseplant!!!
Sounds like you take good care of them.
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I think working in a nursery would be such a wonderful experience. St.Augustine is such a neat town. I’m sure the plant life there is incredible.
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I really love growing plants from little cuttings.
I love these; so pretty.
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So pretty, looks like a type of Pepperomia (sp)??
It’s a Tradescantia 
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