Hi Peter

Great photo's , I must pay more attention to my plants as I only notice the flowers sometimes because of extra flies in the green house.
The last two plants are the best, I love the inversion of the Huernia longipes var. grandiflora but the huernia boleana looks so fragile.
cheers

Hi Phil

Have you managed to save the top grafts ?, it's very odd for this to happen.

I give up ! :~[, It was only when I was talking with a lurker who has more knowledge of succulents & I thought it might help.

but Bill does a nice story doesn't he, ask him about his former forum name !

Hi Bill Lovely mini story, have to agree with Rob, I'm not a great worrier re- plants labeling. It's certainly a nice looking plant. One other point would be to put succulent in the subject heading so people know what we are talking about, I know I have lapsed again but it's useful (not a dig at you...

Hi Roy As far as I remember it was just A.variegata, I don't have the parent plant anymore I think you have most of my A. cuttings, it has certainly coloured up really well. how's the A.david bramwellii ( sp) they are quite pretty plants. Colin is going to check to see what Aeoniums he has, as it or...

Hi Jez

Welcome to the forum, I'm glad you joined & your a hit with Vic already.

Hi Vic

Thanks for all the pictures, plant sales look good and a wide variety, some nice copiapoa's.

Nice looking fero you purchased, thank you for sharing the pictures, did you get to chat to Colin or was he browsing the book stalls?

Hi Phil Home grown plants from seed always seem hardier, whether it's because they are used to your growing conditions or they have had less trauma, with repotting , post etc. An example I saw a Jatropha podagrica the other day which was 3 yrs old & quite small, some of mine from April are 4 or ...

Hi phil

Have you tried growing hoodia's from seed, they grow quite quick & are easy to grow, I got my seed from doug & vivi rowlands last yr I think.

Hi Neil

What Gymno is it?