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Stuart wrote: ↑Wed Oct 07, 2020 12:33 am I don't grow many Lithops as the temptation to 'collect the set' would be too great and I haven't the space.
Stuart

I think you may have to explain the term "space". I don't think many of us are familiar with the concept

On a weekend where some are commenting on laden skies and flooding, some others can have mesemb flowers opening

Snap!

Interesting Tony.

I would recognise "..." as a non-registered cultivar or as you say a handle as opposed to '.....' for the registered cultivar. However that name/handle should not be latinised either.

Sorry I have to ask this. Why are the inverted commas used in this case? In my experience the single inverted commas would denote cultivar status which would also require the first letter to be capitalised. Immaculatus is also latinised so that would not be allowed as a cultivar name. Surely the nam...

Adromischus marianiae v. immaculatus Eric

The real one Stuart https://worldofsucculents.com/wp-conten ... ulatus.jpg

Of the many hundreds of labels I've printed over the years one strip has fallen off a plastic label outside. You must have had a bad batch Tel.
On the other hand, I've had plastic labels that have deteriorated within 30 years

That's a rather broad statement Tel

ralphrmartin wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 4:58 pm For my collection plants, I swear by Brother P-Touch printed labels, but they are a bit expensive / time consuming for general use.

I hope you are using the generic tape.