Stapelia Hirsuta

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SteveH
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Stapelia Hirsuta

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more like the Martians have landed, just happened to be in the right place at the right time to catch this plant in action.
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:rofl: that's a great pic Steve! Almost inviting!
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Steve, lucky you didn't get eaten up with your camera too! :D

Lovely pic. (tu)
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Day of the triffids?
What a great photo(tu) Mine have been a bit slow to get going this year but are gettting into the swing of it now with several of them starting to show nice sized buds. More pics please:notwo:
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