thanks Malcolm

I think
#3 might be a distorted Rebutia
#2 might be a Parodia
No idea what #1 is

But your help is appreciated

TonyR
Thanks for the information.

Two purchases from the weekend. No identification, not even on the till pricing labels

Ah yes ... the mystery blonde

ragamala wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:37 am

MikeT wrote: ↑Sun Oct 07, 2018 8:54 pm Is it in your spam folder?

Thanks Mike, that's exactly where it is! Apologies all for false alarm.

Must be the default location as that's where mine went .... and that's not easy to locate from MY cellphone

Ikea label most of their plants, which is perhaps surprising. There are a lot of wrongly-labelled plants around, so it's always worth looking up a new plant to try to find out if it is what it says it is. The ones which my daughter bought for me were not. Those which have survived and grown have la...

Kathy
Affirmative ... in tealight holders. They were the nameplates / seating indicators for their son's wedding last year. The plants have survived without TLC. Ours were replanted more appropriately long ago.

Your picture is appropriately titled ..... that is a nice display

Please ask your friends to pot their plants in pots with drainage holes and proper compost, for instance 50% John Innes and 50% grit or similar. Put them in a sunny window and don't let anything touch them, if possible. I understand small children and cats etc don't worry about touching things. I h...