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Liz M
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Post by Liz M »

Welcome to the forum Francisco.
Obsessive Crassulaceae lover, especially Aeoniums but also grow, Aloes, Agaves, Haworthias and a select number of Cacti.
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Hi there Francisco, and welcome to the forum.
Len Bell, Born-again Colchester member of the Clacton Branch BCSS; Mesemb Study Group; Mamm Soc & Haworthia Soc.
On the Forum since Sept 2007. Particularly keen on ... Lithops; Adros; Haworthias; Mamms;Lobivias;
Eriosyce; Euphorbias; Astros; Notos; Conos; Aloes; Agaves; Feros; Stenos; Echinocerei; Etc.; Etc.; ...
View a few at: http://picasaweb.google.com/len84bell/
Fellow Forum followers' visitations welcome. Please PM first.
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matchat
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Re: New in the forum...

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Hi Francisco, welcome to the forum!

It is always interesting to meet growers from other countries and to see how their cultivation methods differ from our own. And of course you have the additional benefit of many beautiful cacti growing native in your country and a nice warm climate - unlike the cold and wet climate that we and out plants suffer in :shift:.
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