Just as a little postscript.
I noticed these two coming into flower today,
my own L.werneri x pseudotruncatrlla cross.

Yes, I would agree with John, both look good for lesliei. Or cultivars of lesliei if you like or even acf's Flower colour used to distinguish green lesliei variants. 'Albinica' is the green bodied,white flowered lesliei Yellow flowered green bodied lesliei would be 'Storm's Albinigold' There are now...

Not a great photo from my phone last week, but the flower is a good match for Ian's, so there is a degree of consistency if it is a hybrid

One of ours has flowered for the first time recently too. In his description on the seedlist Terry suggested a "horticultural hybrid involving werneri or riehmerae" There was the new ssp. of pseudotruncatella published in 2019, and I was hoping it might turn out to be that, but now it has ...

Cutting your finger off with scissors to save damaging your plant, very noble Ian.

Thanks both.

Diane, I have pm'd you.

Mike, I think the stems of kennedyana are pretty unique to the species, although I am no expert on this group.

At last the first of the few Stapeliads which I still keep has managed a flower.
And it's pretty much my favourite one too.

and one from the 2nd.

Taken yesterday, 3/8/21

A Glutony of Gasterias

A Confusion of Cochiemias