October Photo Competition

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I agree with Eve,please tell us and show us more about the x stomatricia Ian. Smashing photos everyone,well done.
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O. microdasys
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I couldn't decide which one so decided to post all six:-
Aloe haworthioides:-
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Astraloba viscosa:-
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Astrophytum onzuka:-
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Haworthia cooperi v venusta:-
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Haworthia hakuma:-
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Mammillaria leuthyii:-
Sylvia in Somerset growing cacti and succulents since 1977
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Just one more:-
Mammillaria leuthyii:-
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Haworthia reinwardtii this afternoon
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Aztekium ritteri
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Haworthia reinwardtii
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Reason: Please select Post Inline when posting pictures. Thanks Bill
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I suppose "smooth" is a texture......

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I don't want to influence the jury, but I think I have spotted my favourite on this very page...!

(By the way, why can't we mass vote on the winner? There is a (standard) poll-functionality on this forum, I take it?)
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Still 18 days to go Aiko. :grin:

You may not have seen it but we have all ready had this discussion three reason why not;

a) the poll functionality is limited to 10 options
b) the vote would be too thinly spread
c) it would mean we would lose 7-10days every month in the voting process.

This seems to be working ok for now if interest tails off then I will revisit the process.

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