October Photo Competition

[Aiko]

Still 18 days to go Aiko.

I don't think another picture can top this one (according to what I think is pretty). Well, maybe the ugly warts of a Pseudolithos can be as charming as a texture... Too bad I don't have a decent camera, nor the camera skills to stalk my own Pseudolithos.

[IanW]

I like the O. microdasys picture Devrim- so deceiving, it almost looks soft, fluffy, and nice to touch

[Devrim]

Thanks Ian.
Not only the photo, but the plant is also very deceiving to people who don't know about it Up to now, the first thing people with no knowledge about the plant did when I showed it to them is to try to touch it (luckily I'm there ready to stop them), trying to feel how "soft and fluffy" it is

[IanW]

Yeah, mines been relegated to sit under the staging. I got fed up of accidently brushing against it all the time, although I've got a new enemy now, it seems my Tacinga inamoena seedlings do the same thing!

[Lithos]

You asked for it Aiko - Pseudolithos

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[nirwa]

Some part of a flower of Huernia hystrix

[Al Laius]

Aloe dichotoma bark in habitat. Namibia

This is the Aloe the bark is from.

[Aiko]

I like the O. microdasys picture Devrim- so deceiving, it almost looks soft, fluffy, and nice to touch

Is my favourite too, but I didn't want to influence the jury. All too late now!

You asked for it Aiko - Pseudolithos

The first one is a Pseudolithos cubiforme, I take it? The second one is a Pseudolithos migiurtinus, for sure. I like the ugliness...!

[Lithos]

Aiko, this is not a competition - just sharing pictures of the plants we grow according to the theme -

[Lithos]

Or in Sansmans case bump into !