I add the gypsum for calcium when I get the spots. I rarely see them but that solves them. The Excalibur 9 is designed to supply micros and macros for FL 9 mo. season.
The dessert roses get it as well in January after I cut and shape it. I cut caudex and repot every 2 yrs.
I have a turkey bag full of seeds from this year. I’m running low on them and need to re up my stock. Should get to poppin a few trays.
That last one with the rose and yellow is sharp. Looks like one of those from Hawaii 9 
These flowers been blooming these past few days. I always cut the tops off the flowers so the bee’s don’t get trapped in there when they close up. We have to take care of the bees. There so intelligent, those little guys.
These pics were about 15 min 
ago.
Good looking out 
Don’t know why I didn’t tag you when I posted - I’ve admired your garden pics multiple times.
Yup. Let the sun straighten it out. I have to rotate a couple times a year to follow the sun. I dont put the stick that close as to avoid any root damage.
Water tested some cacti seeds yesterday.
My son left a dozen succulents behind when he moved out. I don’t know what they are or how to care for them!
Pic or it didn’t happen 
My husband bought me three tiny cactus 10 years ago a least they were about 2 inches big I have no idea what they are if they should be transplanted I feed them tea and gelatine now and again.
What should I do to give them there best life lol!
They have been in this pot for the better part of 10 years
How do you transfer without being stabbed lol! It’s fear of the unknown😱
10 yrs, I bet they would like some “leg” room. I use a piece of cardboard to get a grip
Thanks here is another view of our mystery plant. I check broccoli cactus coral cactus and angel wings and I don’t know
Not a mytrillocactus cristata or patchanoi TPC by glochids and color. Hope you just enjoy whatever it is. If your son was a collector - It reminds me of my TBMC with the dehydration/light burns, smooth texture and occasional glochids. Each one is unique
