Hi Phil,
The plant is 3.5cm wide and about the same high!

Not much in flower today, but this managed 3 flowers (never done it before), it's LOBIVIA HEAMAMANTHA v.PECTINIFERA L521.

Hi,
Thanks to all for your replies, I didn't give Gasteria a thought but yes it could be! Perhaps I've got it in too much sun, greener it might look different, flowers would tell us more, more Gasteria then Haworthia??
Thanks

Mel.

When I walked in to the greenhouse today I was greeted with a display of flowers, on this rhipsalis pilocarpa, I hadn't even given it a look, sure it flowered much later in the year. As someone else said recently is it the "Heatwave effect"? Rhipsalis pilocarpa.jpg Rhipsalis pilocarpa_3.jp...

Well it starts as a tale of 4 x Euphorbia obesa, that back in April 2021 I purchased from Paul Doyle for a silly price, they were only seedlings the biggest being just under 10mm. I just popped all 4 into a small pot and they stayed there for the first year and I was wondering if they were going to ...

Hi,
Got this plant with a few other odd bits, any idea perhaps Haworthia or X Aloe!
Any help very welocme.

Hi, Here's a few I had in bloom this week. Mostly from Ralph Martin as unrooted cuttings... AYLOSTERA.aff. STEINMANNII BLMT166A.01 _6.jpg AYLOSTERA SPAGAZZINIANA RH195_5.jpg AYLOSTERA PYGMAEA 'FRIEDRICHIANA' BLMT64.04 _6.jpg AYLOSTERA PYGMAEA 'ELEGENTULA' BLMT339.01_2.jpg Aylostera guttmanii_2.jpg

Hi,
Well here's my offering for today, some good some bad!

Hi Tina,
Well done Tina, they look super, well grown. It looks like you could keep them where they are for sometime yet! But sooner or later you've got to do it. I've never tried growing anything as tricky as this, perhaps I sould try!!

Best wishes,

Mel.

Hi, Yes one of the first Chamaelobivias I had was Ragged Robin...