Tina, I don’t think it’s E. lindsayii, which usually has blackish spines, can’t comment on whether it’s a Copiapoa though.

Super!

It’s an Aeonium, possibly A. ciliatum?

Faucaria, maybe F. felina.

Pachypodium, probably P. lamerei.

Thanks. I have purchased another Echeveria Miranda Chameleon. https://i.postimg.cc/zBk28NT0/20240228-172758.jpg Without flash https://i.postimg.cc/D0jC4cjG/20240228-172808.jpg With flash He/She looks like they have had a bit of a heard life. At first i thought the holes under the leaves were the re...

Wonderful plants! Thanks for sharing.

I suspect it is a truncata hybrid, rather than the true species which doesn’t usually offset as prolifically, and Tony’s advice is good. I find that Haworthias root very readily in moler clay granules, so if you have that to hand maybe give it a go.

Beautiful!

Agree with Thrips - they love yellow mesemb flowers, and can run very fast. Unfortunately there are no current insecticides which will eliminate them, alas. The life cycle is that eggs are laid in the soil, and the young nymphs which are usually yellow, hatch out and feed on young growth, resulting ...