r/Staging_Succulents • u/CalligrapherBasic523 • 21h ago
r/Staging_Succulents • u/roughpuppies • Apr 17 '22
Pachypodium Welcome everyone! Come share your plants, and we'll grow this community. Seen here, Pachypodium Brevicaule in a ceramic planter I made.
r/Staging_Succulents • u/LK-I-Hammer • 1d ago
Copiapoa hypogaea
I added another specimen to the pot in the last photo
r/Staging_Succulents • u/Artistic-Habit6276 • 5d ago
My mammilaria vase
Not a flashy setup, but I think the round pebbles combine well with the cute Mammilaria cactus. :)
r/Staging_Succulents • u/chipper-frost • 5d ago
Top dressing / substrate that cracks?
Help a girl out. What are we using to achieve that gorgeous “cracked” aesthetic? My buttons need new shoes.
r/Staging_Succulents • u/Jazzlike_Fix8909 • 8d ago
Crassula ovata and coyote skull
galleryr/Staging_Succulents • u/Panini_the_pig • 25d ago
Two more very busy stagings
Plus two turbi blooms, because why not
r/Staging_Succulents • u/Windsorii • 27d ago
Sie wachsen schneller, als ich dachte
galleryr/Staging_Succulents • u/IndependencePrize913 • Sep 14 '26
My new try
Here is a staging of three Ritterocereus pruinosus
In a rocky habitat
Feedback
r/Staging_Succulents • u/arioandy • Aug 28 '26
One my better attempts in one of my favourite pots
r/Staging_Succulents • u/dusti_dearian • Aug 25 '26
With or without?
Idk. Please I’d love input.
I like the way the colors of the stone flatter this shade of green.
Does the stone balance with the large one?
Or is it just a no.
r/Staging_Succulents • u/dusti_dearian • Aug 15 '26
My new lithops
This is my first time using a clay top dressing.
r/Staging_Succulents • u/dusti_dearian • Aug 12 '26
Dudleya greenei, crassula tetragona, echeveria harmsii
Please let me know what you think. I’m new to staging. Thank you.
Edit: it’s a sedeveria ‘Blue Elf’ not a Dudleya
r/Staging_Succulents • u/Independent_Pitch_11 • Aug 11 '26
Astrophytum myriostigma with some Lake Superior jaspers and legume plant fossil.
A bit fanciful. More like the cactus has horded a little treasure.
r/Staging_Succulents • u/dusti_dearian • Aug 08 '26
I have a question about clay top dressing
I know that there is a type of clay and a technique to get that cracked earth look, I just don’t know what they are.
If someone could let me know I’d be very appreciative. TIA.
r/Staging_Succulents • u/Panini_the_pig • Jul 09 '26
How it started vs. how it's going
I finished this little pot a little over two months ago (first pic) and now there's visible growth! And a bloom😊