I was sick for a sort time, now back again.
I appreciate all the help. So far the clivia are happy now that they are in pots with extra holes which I drilled with my hand tool which is like a drumel but sears brand. They have plenty of drainage and holes along the sides of the pots for air circulation.
My phals are happy also. They seem to like my watering routine now, the pots they are in, and just clinging to the bark which is holding them upright and secure but not acting like soil.
Now all I have to do is figure out what is going on with my Norfolk Island Pine which is going brown. It was happy all winter, spring and most of the summer.
Oh well, our plant family friends seem to sometimes challenge us when it comes to taking proper care of them. My research hasn't helped because so far according to the information I'm doing for the plant what it needs. Any ideas or places which might shed some light on why browning of the needles is happening is appreciated, thank you.
