Agreed, el48tel, thanks. Within your paragraph above: "... Use an image processing app..." This is what the users should be doing, as has been said all along. AND --- for those who want the help there are many freebie apps which will do said task so they don't have to go to Photoshop or P...

The orientation of the image depends upon whether the recording device knows or records which way is "up". Older or less sophisticated devices don't have the capability .... and in newer devices can be turned off ... or by lack of knowledge not switched on or overridden. This orientation i...

Don't think it's totally Microsoft or Apple problem. Some of the blame has to be taken by the way in which the recording devices ... phone or camera .... write their EXIF files. I have tried posting from different devices .... with frustration because they behave differently. Not even a rotate comma...

ralphrmartin wrote: ↑Thu Oct 18, 2018 9:24 am I agree 1 is Euphorbia suzannae,
and my guess for 2 would be a form of Haworthia retusa. Where's Bill when you need him?
3 is indeed Aeonium 'Zwartkop'.
4 could be Opuntia monacantha - the variegated form is often seen.
I'll pass on 5.

Many thanks Ralph

BryanW wrote: ↑Wed Oct 17, 2018 2:28 pm I'll take a guess on the Haworthia and say H.mirablis

Many thanks Bryan

Thanks guys and gals
#5 from a slightly higher angle attached

I got these at a recent Branch meeting - some purchased and some in the raffle. Some other plants came with accurate labels or I've managed to identify #1 I have no idea #2 is labelled as Haworthia but which I know not #3 I think is Aeonium arboreum var. atropurpureum cv Schwarzkopf (Zwartkop) #4 I ...

gorgeous - simply gorgeous

Beautiful plant; superb image

Rescued - certainly Restored - will never be Returned to former glory - impossible Retained for breeding and in an accessible place - definitely This Echinopsis hybrid was given to me with a few other plants a while ago. It had been mauled by a mollusc at its previous abode. In another thread .... h...