Cultivating in Hawai'i: Directory

Here's a list of all the plants I used to own. I donated them, if you will. I created a succulent garden at my old workplace, moving over 1,000 pounds (453kg+) of soil and grass by myself along with a full pallet of lava cinders. Unfortunately, people stole some of the plants but overall it's thriving.

If you need assistance or have any questions regarding plant care please leave a comment.

None of the following photos have been altered in any way other than by cropping.

General care tips:
I've found that the best thing to do is to "listen" to your plants. I look at color, feel the leaves, and look for other physical changes. I'm the Lorax and I speak for the trees, and the trees say: "Across the board when leaves curl back or go mushy you're probably overwatering. Yellowing of leaves is usually too much sun. Leaves that are darker than they should be need more sun. The withering of leaves or drooping means you need to water your plant cos they be thirsty af."

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Aizoaceae:

Braunsia

B. Maximiliani

I ended up splitting him into two plants.

Conophytum

C. Breve
(wanted)

C. Calculus
(wanted)

C. Minutum

Lapidaria

L. Margaretae

Lithops

L. Dorotheae cv. 'Almost Zorro'

Muiria

M. hortenseae
(wanted)

Titanopsis

T. Calcarea

T. Hugo-schlechteri
(wanted)

Asphodelaceae:

Sub family Asphodeloideae:

Haworthia

H. Comptaniana 'Kamen Butokai'
(wanted)

H. Comptaniana 'Karakusa'
(wanted)

H. Comptaniana 'Suisho 101'
(wanted)

H. Cooperi var. Cymbiformis
(wanted)

H. Cymbiformis

As you can see below, I've successfully split this one from the mother plant many times. It just keeps reproducing and grows like a weed. It's honestly an atrocity that people charge so much for the Haworthias.