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Jul 7, 2014 11:55 PM CST
Name: Greg Colucci
Seattle WA (Zone 8b)
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Welcome to ATP @billyperez600 Glad you found this website as there are many of us on here who love these plants!!! Hurray! Having them in shade in your part of the country is probably a good idea! (somewhere with a bit of morning sunshine is also probably a good idea!) As you may know, these plants are not "great" in your zone, but it sounds like you are making it work!! I totally know what you mean about when to water and when not too!! I tend to over do the water with succulents because I see them looking "sad" or droopy, and right away I think - Oh it needs water!! Thumbs down Not necessarily! Although, during their growing spurts, I do notice that they are okay with more water!
Best to you on your growing!! I tip my hat to you.
Cheers

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