But as for L. aucampiae ssp. aucampiae v. aucampiae ‘Mangans’ J.B , you haven't heard it definitely, Lindsey? This was selectively bred from Lady Jossie Brandt .. No, I'm not currently a MSG (Mesemb Study Group) member so maybe I missed something. There was a red L.aucampiae form 'Firebrandt' bred ...

mrarcher wrote: L. aucampiae ssp. aucampiae v. aucampiae ‘Majading’ K.G

Manyading is the name of a Lithops aucampiae locality - not a cultivar name.

L. aucampiae ssp. aucampiae v. aucampiae ‘Mangans’ J.B[/i]

No idea

Keith Green's website is http://www.scrapbooklithops.com/

cornelid wrote:Here's one with a flower.

Scented? I have S.radicans, in flower now, pleasant scent (cloves-ish) but flowers of some of the other Senecios can smell a bit musty.

From the title I assumed it was a survey of people who are fans of cacti and other succulent plants, maybe something to do with YouTube

Jim_Mercer wrote:so perhaps feed once a year is OK but what with?

Tesco Tacos?

Lithos wrote:depending how long you have been at Weatherspoons

(that's me, not Bill!)

I hope Bill won't mind my posting this link,
http://www.jlb2011.co.uk/wales/sounds/
gives audio pronunciation of many Welllllsh place names.

A few more pics:] Two of the adorable bonsai-esque Conophytum Terry Smale presented: Thanks, they were superb, great to see the photo as a reminder. And finally, Keith Green getting ready for his very interesting lecture I was there! but I can't see myself in the pic :shift: Would have been good to...

DaveW wrote:Yes the outage affected other sites too as Cactiguide was also down at the same time

Cactiguide is also hosted on Cactus-Mall.

I would never think of going to the high-ups... probably this says something about my personality

Wow Brian, that's a splendid bunch of Massonias.
I don't grow them these days but I did have one (from MSG seed, the list calls them "honorary mesembs" presumably because they grow in mesemb-land) that I put on our Christmas dinner table, for all to enjoy the flower scent.

Lithops flowers are always welcome even (maybe especially) if out of season. I just found a bud on my other seed-grown L.optica 'Rubra' (normal for this sp, I have another plant in bud so I might be able to x-pollinate them). A seed-grown (ex Vince Formosa seed) 'Avocado Cream' is flowering today. A...