First is Crassula Mesembryanthoides, second is Kleinia Nerifoilia.
Stuart

Fairly easily available, left and right handed screw threads needed to complete the set! They might not turn up at cactus marts etc as they're a bit top-heavy to transport. Once the weather warms up I'll be talking some tip cuttings so I've some better sized plants to sell. Offsets look to be produc...

Sorry to hear this - the worst type of damage at the worst type of year. I didn't realise just how much animal life went over the greenhouse roof until I used summer shading. This showed up no end of footprints, along with marks where they'd slid down the roof. I think cats are the most likely culpr...

Placing a plant in an inch of water for 10 mins every 10 days doesn't sound too much to me. I'd normally water plants in 6.5cm pots overhead with a hosepipe once a week in the summer and plants do dry out fast in hot weather.
Stuart

Nice to see that someone has finally found a use for a Sansevieria though !! There's a whole range of colours to collect, and that doesn't even include the twisted ones.
Stuart

'NAS' More than one plant in a pot!!
Stuart

I can't look at the cover now without the seeing image of the teddy bear diving into a cactus!! On the subject of cactus shops, there was one in Brighton a few years ago though I didn't see it. What was probably more interesting was the shop Chuck Hansen had in a Tucson Strip Mall, very few cacti bu...

Another Melocactus cover, that's two in a row, presumably it has some connection to something inside?
Stuart

I've not seen Aeonium 'Kew Marble' before, it looks like a Pachyphytum though there are Aeoniums with quite fleshy leaves. Has it flowered? Is there any more info on this plant and is there a Kew connection.
Stuart

Are these still outside!
Stuart