That's my lot, done my bit to pad out the entries a bit.

Last one. Lithops. Like my brain one half working the other dormant

Another Lithops. leslieri 'albinica'

Lithops. Taken today in the greenhouse with sun shining through. It has not been color touched just re sized a little. I dont' know why the blue tinge has appeared. Maybe something to do with the polycarbonate sheet on the inside of the greenhouse glass.

Ernie wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 6:13 pm Trichadiadema densum. An appropriate name its like a jungle in there. Another plant I got from Whitestone 20 years ago. Its grown a great deal since then.P1030144.JPG

The flower

Conophytum

Trichadiadema densum. An appropriate name its like a jungle in there. Another plant I got from Whitestone 20 years ago. Its grown a great deal since then.

Pinched my wifes camera today to see what it could do. (One day she will set the time and date) Another shot of A. marianiae var herrei

Can someone please explain the point of catching and killing harmless insects? Mealy bugs maybe so, but all others - no. We should be helping them thrive, not killing them. https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2022/may/uks-flying-insects-have-declined-60-in-20-years.html Millions of citizens walk ab...

Thanks. I think the plant benefited from me removing all the offsets and there was loads. I potted some up and gave them away at branch meeting. The remainder got binned, no room. The one you see and the other don't have any offsets, any that appears will be removed.