Flowers for Succulentophiles

[Tina]

Oh thats a shame Mike but its easily done, how many seed per pod ?.

here's euphorbia squarrosa looking really good i have my fingers crossed for seed

here is mestoklema tuberosa with a mass of flowers this year

Pachypodium succulentum looking lovely with some flowers

[Tina]

Euphorbia abdelkuri flowering, it tries every year but I never get a seed pod that yields seed, it would be nice to grow my own plant.

NOT Yucca endlicheana but Dracena ellenbeckiana seedling flowering at about 4/5 years old. not sure it should be doing this yet

An unusual occurrence a crested Euphorbia gorgonis flowering for the first time.

Euphorbia clavigera has a mass of flowers with some pods starting to develope already

This is a favourite, its euphorbia viguieri var. capuroniana, has orange flowers on every branch and very distinctive razor spines. Its a bit big n clumsy with all the branches so doesn't get moved much hence the untidy photo.
Then to the right is euphorbia viguieri with red flowers and inferior spines.

[Paul in Essex]

Tina - I am pretty certain that your second plant isn't Yucca endlichiana. Not even sure it is a yucca, tbh.

[Tina]

OOps it's Draecena ellenbeckiana that you had one of the seedlings of- is it still alive ?,I just had the wrong name.
I'm trying to sort out my zone 6 entries so slightly distracted

[Paul in Essex]

I thought it looked familiar... Yes, it is doing really well, thanks - also flowering.

[Herts Mike]

Echeveria Giant Mexican Firecracker

[el48tel]

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Aptly named - stunning

[Herts Mike]

Avonia quinaria ssp alstonii

[Herts Mike]

Uncarina decaryi

[ralphrmartin]

Manfreda macuolsa, with the distracting background cut out.