Lovely flowers, Heather, to brighten a dismal day.

Well that was a shock. No way did I expect to win, considering the opposition! Thank you Sylvia. The October subject, reliability, was inspired by my Lobivia winteriana, which is just about to produce flowers for the 4th time this year.

I have tried, several times, to get the site to log me on every time I visit, by checking the little tick box. It doesn't seem to work, though, as I am still having to log on each visit. Is it me, or am I doing something wrong? Are you logging off when you leave the site, cactuspip? If so, that is ...

I'd be willing to do it as a one-off, Bill. When is the deadline?

Brilliant, in more ways than one.

Here is my total "collection" of Lithops, some showing definite signs of flowering but none has yet opened. Lithops fulviceps 28 Sept 2013 (2).JPG Lithops gesinae v. annae MSG2690.JPG Lithops julii fulleri.JPG Lithops krasmontana 28 Sept 2013.JPG Lithops lesliei 28 Sept 2013 (2).JPG Lithop...

Totally amazing Peter.

My L W stopped flowering weeks ago. It must be warm (and sunny?) in your neck of the woods. Drizzly rain here.

Looks like Frosts at Woburn Sands.

... we've had only ONE September afternoon that's been sunny enough to open my many Lithops buds.... Yesterday morning's national weather forecast on Radio 4 at 08.00 specifically stated that the Welsh Marches would become sunny for the afternoon. Well, I live in the Welsh Marches and there was no ...