Hi nana,

go to photobucket.com or flickr.com and open an account. One you have an account set up, you can download your pics. you can get the link from the pictures (html) copy and paste here, when you do that, you are able to see it in your previews before you post. I have a photobucket account and when you place the pointer or mouse on the pic it gives you a drop down from where you can choose how you want to post your picture.

Hope this was helpful, if I left some steps out, my apologies, but this is how I did mine. Good luck!

nae boston

Hi iminlovewithhoyas,

I went to photobucket and uploaded the pictures. I don't see anything that tells me how to get them to the forum. Help

Thanks, nana

Click on the photo you want to share and you should see a section labeled 'share this image' with four lines of code underneath it. Click on the HTML code and it should say copied. Then just come here and paste it into your message wherever you'd like it to appear.

Finally, here are my two new friends that I got at Lowes for 1.98. I really want them to survive in my care. Should put them in another pot,, or leave them alone for now? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Sorry, I am still trying to figure out the transfer thingy.

Thanks, Nana

Here is a link that might be useful:

I don't know what happened to my pictures. Sorry

Here they are. I paid 1.98 for them at Lowes.

Here is a link that might be useful: Nana's Jade

Hi, I am in minnesota and the lowes here are doing the same
I bought 2 string of pearls $1.50ea., 2 burro's tails$1.50ea., a hibiscus $1.50, and a big patio plant not sure of its name $2.49...all plants are 75% off....

Nana,

I was intensely looking forward to seeing your new Crassula ovata, but the link just takes me to the PhotoBucket site, not your album.

dont post the html code in the 'Optional link url' post it in the message!

Lets see.
.http://s869.photobucket.com/albums/ab259/vssmith09/

Ok, that link worked. Here is the picture for anyone who doesn't feel like copying and pasting.

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If you can provide enough warmth and light to keep them growing well, and can make a good porous soil, then I'd go ahead and repot them now. Otherwise, wait until spring and be careful watering until then.

They look healthy.

I checked the soil and it is bone dry from top to bottom. Should I water them, and if so , how much? Any advice on care for the fall/winter would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance, Nana

Water them...

And,

I wouldn't transplant those for many more weeks to come..You'd be suprise how little their roots are. I kept one 8 inches tall or more in pots that size, and they were fine.. They love small pots...:-)