Aloe perfoliata

I think I see in Ralph's collection Pelargonium cortusifolium which I highly recommend. Apart from being a handsome plant it has the bonus of scented pink and white flowers.

Forgot to mention a bonus with Pel oblongatum is the lovely orange scented leaves.

Let's try again. This is Pelargonium oblongatum. As you can see it grows very big leaves and I understand that in habitat some Conophytums shelter under them. The leaves will die back in early spring and it should then produce beautiful yellow flowers. IMG_20191223_1151104_rewind_kindlephoto-6580354...

I should have said mine are only at 10c because they share the greenhouse with the Stapeliads.

My Pelargoniums and Othonnas are in the greenhouse at about 10c and perfectly happy. Now that they are all in full leaf they need watering once a week.

Yes I don't know why it came out like that.

Pelargonium rapaceum

I still think mine is the real thing but I do keep it at the end of the greenhouse where the sun is weakest. I've now moved it to a better position.

Btw Terry, I've sent you a PM.

Not sure it needs fertiliser in water. I've never used it.

Don't think I would have sown it until spring but then I don't have lights.