I have some pictures of Mesembs from Anglesey that you might be able to use - they would be from 2019 however.

I might be able to find some sedums as well from earlier in the year and 2019.

They are growing on coastal footpaths, quite close to Bull Bay.

Thank you one and all.

Enjoy!

https://manchester.bcss.org.uk/2023-nor ... semb-show/

I can be slow sometimes - this plant had gone brown and wrinkly and very poorly looking earlier in the year - looked very dry and sunburnt......

Funny that it has now perked up and looks great... and even looks like it is going to flower.
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That's a lot of seeds to risk in one package PC/PP/customs not withstanding.

I'd be tempted (if it didn't make too much difference to the cost) to spread the risk over a few packages.

I used to order seeds from various places and all these new "rules" made me give up.

Maybe an offset will start growing from that point and somehow the flower has got there first.

I thought about watering a lot when I switched to pumice. We can water too often, but also too much at once.

We might drink four or five cups of tea a day, but to drink four or five large mugs might be too much.

My experience of growing in pumice - you need to make sure you've got ALL the old soil off the roots. Ideally any fine roots should go too. If I lost a plant invariably it was one that had soil and rotted roots in the pumice when I unpotted it. Pumice roots are different than John Innes roots.

If you are transporting trays on the back seats..... use the seatbelts. I once nearly had a pile of 150 plants, pots, soil and labels in the footwells due to having to do an emergency stop.

I didn't because of said seatbelts.