Heres one of mine, Lithops hookeri, taken with my phone, hopefully setting a suitably low bar to encourage all those shy photographers out here
October 2017- Mesembs
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Ali Baba
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October 2017- Mesembs
Show us your mesembs, in flower or not.
Heres one of mine, Lithops hookeri, taken with my phone, hopefully setting a suitably low bar to encourage all those shy photographers out here
Heres one of mine, Lithops hookeri, taken with my phone, hopefully setting a suitably low bar to encourage all those shy photographers out here
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Faucaria Tuberculosa flowering in first year
Different angle showing mother
Aloinopsis Rosulata
This flower sat patiently for a couple of weeks before we finally got a sunny enough day to bloom, worth the wait, imho
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First time poster. Hope this works. I think you can all guess what the plants are, no prizes for that.
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Liz M
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Re: October 2017- Mesembs
I have three Mesems in flower, that is all for now but I could come up with a few not in flower, later.
- Conophytum truncatum
- Lithops marmorata
- Trichodiadema densum
Obsessive Crassulaceae lover but also grow, Aloes, Agaves, Haworthias and a select number of Cacti
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Sheila
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Re: October 2017- Mesembs
Hi
I only have a handful of Mesembs, but have found a couple of entries.
I only have a handful of Mesembs, but have found a couple of entries.
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Some of my mesembs
Faucaria hybrid.
Lithops hallii
Lithops hallii C045
Lithops "Kikushogiyoku"
Lithops "Kikushogiyoku"
Faucaria hybrid.
Lithops hallii
Lithops hallii C045
Lithops "Kikushogiyoku"
Lithops "Kikushogiyoku"
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Re: October 2017- Mesembs
Some mesembs this afternoon
Trichodiadema stellatum
Dinteranthus vanzylii
Lithops otzeniana
Lithops dorotheae
Lithops bromfieldii Welgevonden
Lithops herrei
Lithops gesinae
Lithops salicola 'Sato's Violet'
Trichodiadema stellatum
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rodsmith
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Re: October 2017- Mesembs
Here are my offerings: photos taken in September and October this year.
- Conophytum flavum
- Conophytum pellucidum SH620
Conophytum pellucidum SH620 (2015)
- Lithops ruschiorum var. lineata
- Conophytum obcordellum
- Conophytum scitulum
- Lithops bromfieldii var. glaudinae C382
- Lithops fulviceps var. fulviceps 'Aurea'
- Lithops lesliei var. lesliei Albiflora C005a
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Growing a mixed collection of cacti & other succulents; mainly smaller species with a current emphasis on lithops & conophytum.
Growing a mixed collection of cacti & other succulents; mainly smaller species with a current emphasis on lithops & conophytum.
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- Lithops karasmontana ssp mickbergensis
- Unknown Lithops
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Ali Baba
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Re: October 2017- Mesembs
Well!: a fantastic array of pictures to choose from. Judging is very hard.
It was particularly nice to see entries from those who dont normally post into this part of the forum.
My favourites in flower were Sheila's picture of P. nelii, and Rods picture of L. leslei.
However for sheer Artyness I am going to give the prize to Suculentia's almost abstract yin/yang picture of Lithops hallii C045.
Over to you to pick November's subject.
It was particularly nice to see entries from those who dont normally post into this part of the forum.
My favourites in flower were Sheila's picture of P. nelii, and Rods picture of L. leslei.
However for sheer Artyness I am going to give the prize to Suculentia's almost abstract yin/yang picture of Lithops hallii C045.
Over to you to pick November's subject.