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    This document describes how to construct a dish garden using various succulent plants and materials. It lists over 20 different succulent plant varieties that can be used, such as elephant bush, fairy castle cactus, ghost plant, and air plant. It provides instructions on gathering materials like an old fountain, charcoal, pebbles, loam soil, and a steel stand. It also includes journal entries on watering the different plants, with succulents needing water every 3 days and some plants like wandering jew needing water every 2 days.

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    This document describes how to construct a dish garden using various succulent plants and materials. It lists over 20 different succulent plant varieties that can be used, such as elephant bush, fairy castle cactus, ghost plant, and air plant. It provides instructions on gathering materials like an old fountain, charcoal, pebbles, loam soil, and a steel stand. It also includes journal entries on watering the different plants, with succulents needing water every 3 days and some plants like wandering jew needing water every 2 days.

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    Dish Garden

    Uploaded by

    Denzell James Nalliw
    This document describes how to construct a dish garden using various succulent plants and materials. It lists over 20 different succulent plant varieties that can be used, such as elephant bush, fairy castle cactus, ghost plant, and air plant. It provides instructions on gathering materials like an old fountain, charcoal, pebbles, loam soil, and a steel stand. It also includes journal entries on watering the different plants, with succulents needing water every 3 days and some plants like wandering jew needing water every 2 days.

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    Dish Garden

    by: Khenley Jhon B. Nalliw 7-Earth Savers


    Elephant bush / dwarf
    jade plant
    (Portulacaria afra)
    Dudleya greenei
    (Echeveria purpusorum)
    Fairy Castle Cactus
    (Acanthocereus tetragonus)
    Moses-in-the-cradle
    (Tradescantia spathacea)
    Creeping inch plant
    (Callisia repens)
    Lace aloe
    (Aristaloe aristata)
    Thimble Cactus
    (Mammillaria gracilis pfeiff)
    Ghost plant
    (Graptopetalum paraguay)
    Earth star
    (Cryptanthus bromeliad)
    Mother-of-millions
    (Kalanchoe daigremontiana)
    Eleven o' clock
    (Portulaca grandiflora)
    Silver dollar plant / Japanese
    rubber plant
    (Crassula argentea)
    Wandering Jew
    (Tradescantia zebrina)
    Golden pothos
    (Epipremnum aureum)
    Snake plant / Mother-in-law's
    tongue
    (Dracaena trifasciata)
    Air plant
    (Tillandsia ionantha)
    Winter creeper
    (Euonymus fortunei)
    Wishbone flower
    (Torenia fournieri)
    Slipper plant &
    White Bougainvillea
    Construction of the
    Dish Garden
    Materials
    Old fountain

    Charcoal - since the old


    fountain had no holes as
    drainage

    Materials Pebbles of different shapes,


    sizes, and colors

    Loam soil

    Steel stand
    Journaling
    I first watered my dish
    garden. Now, I'll wait for 3
    days to water them again,
    since they are succulents and
    do not require daily
    watering. But, the wandering
    Jew, golden pothos and
    snake plant will be watered
    every 2 days.
    It's been three days, I just
    watered my dish garden. I
    watered the wandering Jew,
    golden pothos and snake
    plant yesterday. I used rice
    water, so the water will be
    supplemented. I also used a
    spray bottle to water the
    plants directly at the roots.
    I cleaned the dish garden of
    any accumulating cobwebs.
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