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The "OG" 'Black Major' is a bit underrated hybrid in my opinion.
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Thank you for your kind comments. Some of the seed was very expensive but turned out worthwhile.
Today is H obtusa variegated Hybrid, with almost translucent outside
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Just love the way that catches the light
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H.Black Picta
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Emulating Lithops .... trying to hide in the pebbles?
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That's very nice - similar to my Yuki-keshiki.
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H.bayeri X emelyae
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(tu)
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H.Siramusha, looking a bit like my H.Wakami
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Excellent texture and colour
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