Bill, The latest Haworthia Journal was posted on Saturday so you should receive it and the seed list soon. Good news for those who can't wait to get sowing (more) seed! The seed list is very good, with lots of Aloes, Haworthias and Gasterias, and a few other species. Some seed was donated by David C...

Dear Rogan,

Thanks for the info about Siverhill Seeds, I was trying to find out where I could get some Muria seed, so it was very helpful.

Dot.

Curtis,
I wonder if your seedlings are the Muiria -gibbaeum hybrid?
This may explain their appearance?

Time will tell,

Well done in getting this far. When did you sow the seed, and how long did they take to germinate?
Also where did you get the seed from?

Ian, it is very intersting to read this thread, and to see all the different views on your project,- I suppose that is what the forum is all about, the exchange of ideas.
I say go for it, and I will be looking forward to hearing how you get on.

Thank you forthe photos, I really enjoyed them. It was great to meet you.

I have been using grit from Gordon Foster for years, and have never seen any shell in it, mind you I haven't looked for any! Gordon has chick, hen and turkey grit for sale. He always has some interesting plants for sale, so going to the Nursery fot more grit is always a good excuse to look at his pl...

Yes, I am coming too and looking forward to meeting everyone.
Malcolm, could I have a piece of Crassula ovata please ?

My plant has about 5 buds which have yet to open. I moved the pot to a brighter spot as someone suggested recently, to encourage the buds to open. I bought my plant about 2 years ago from Terry Smale, and have moved it from a 2inch square pot to a 3 inch round in that time. It seems to do better if ...

I received my MSG seed just over a week ago, and planted them straight away. I now have germination in 5 pots already, and that is just in poly bags on the window sill.
Dot