Sadly true

Thanks uzbec
I think I may have to wait for the fl

Once upon a time, there were no computers :) Once upon today, some people still seem not to like them :) When those seed packets were filled, sealed, and written - the worker knew the contents and cared about them. Not many people do that today - perhaps technology widens the distance between worke...

Paul in Essex wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 2:48 pm There is an Aloe erinacea hybrid doing the rounds - could be that, which would account for all the teeth?

Was a bit of a posh do ... so multi buy from the wholesaler of a hybrid could be ....

Erinacea or nobilis something hybrid ......

esp wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 12:37 pm It looks like Aloe x nobilis or similar, here's a recent thread on this: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=167371&p=271181

Certainly looks similar .... thanks

Thanks esp and Ray.
Has been done.

Chris in Leeds wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 7:44 pm All I can say is aloe ?

hello and thanks Chris

I acquired a tunilla chilensis a few days ago. True to form (as I've since discovered) it dropped a few pads in the car on the journey home. I'm keen to propagate them. There's only a tiny hint of where they dropped off the mother plant. I know I should wait for callous to appear before setting them...

Paul in Essex wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 4:48 pm Having not attended it is difficult to say. Perhaps a picture might help?

How true those words!
Senior moment on my part.
Hoping someone will help - and take pity on this poor soul!

A wedding "favour" - so merely came with the name of the guest. Would love to know what it is - so i can label it and its offspring next season.