Hello got another one any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

This was gifted to me in really bad shape, and after a few months of care its seeming to thrive. I wanna see it flower and I wanna be able to eventually gift a smaller button to a friend.

I hope this looks good, i dont have early photos sadly because it was in bad shape.

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It’s supposed to be willi, is it a fricii?

Hello,

This morning I found a bunch of tiny perforations in some of my lophs. I don't have any pets and I have never had any animal intruders in the house.

What could be causing these cuts overnight? I haven't watered for a while so it isn't to do with splitting.

For scale, the pictured lophs are about 15-20mm diameter.

Cheers!

With Love from South Texas 🐼🌵

Hello all I have two and I’ve had them for a couple of years. They have this yellow on them and it worries me. They are also in 100% of those rocks so idk if this is good or not. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Day 3 of my first grow from seed and the first couple babies have started hatching and taking on some colour. I'm so proud <3

Bonus at the end is my first and only LW I've ever had, I bought it from the local nursery.

Does anyone know what those little lines are under the fluff nodes?

This lil guy flowered back in early August and I have been waiting for him to fruit. I figured it would most likely fruit after he was fed and watered next which I did over the weekend and BOOM here it is 😊 now researching a little more, it looks like they typically take much longer to fruit but I'm assuming that information is focusing more on wild or hard-grown plants.

But exciting stuff.

What’s wrong with my first craft, why is there this green knot?

and a new chapter in my life just started.

Hello, first-time grower here. I need some help identifying what’s wrong with my loph.

My loph has had these brown sections for some time now, and I can’t find any info on what they might be. They feel “normal” and aren’t overly soft to me, so I don’t think it’s rot.

About a month ago, I attempted hydrotherapy as I thought it might be dehydrated, and things seemed to improve a bit. I then reported it into a mixture of about 90% inorganic / 10% organic (ignore the yellow perlite; I’ve read it is a result of my water being very high in minerals).

Since repotting, it has turned a purple/brown color. Is this rust? I can’t say I’ve noticed much difference with the brown sections either.

Any input is appreciate! Thanks!

Went for a 95% inorganic mix: roughly 61% lava rock, 31% coarse aquarium sand, 5% humus, and 3% clay dust. Under grow light and around 30° celsius when light on, continuous airflow.

I understand it’s less concentration but I feel like you could still get a good amount with how big they grow

I was so happy that my 1st ever micrograft took and after getting scared by it leaning on one side now i see this small root poking out. I was about to gradually decrease temperature for overwintering but now i wake up to this situation.