There are a couple of populations of T. singularis, and the population from Kuamsib can have more that one leaf, which was offered as BCSS seed about 5 years ago. Mine are from that offering and they have multiple leaves; one had 12 leaves this year, they too are looking sad as you can see in the ph...

Thanks Tony.

I'm told it's a Tephro, could anyone provide an ID please? Thanks.

Herts Mike wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 9:15 am Shows how small a pot you can actually grow plants in.

Indeed, Pachypodium rosulatum growing in a 2.5" pot.

Tina wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2023 6:53 pm Both lovely thats impressive with the cycads and your uebellmannia are better than mine, must be the nice humid atmosphere & I don't feed often enough, are they own root

Thank you, yes, they are on own root and were winners at my Branch show

Thank you all, I'll let them grow on, having stabilised the pot to prevent it falling over, and will probably end up rooting the offsets.

Progress report nearly one year one, here are some of the plants. They live in the Carnivorous Plant greenhouse with high daytime temperatures in near saturated air with their Uebelmannia friends. They are growing in 50:50 Irish Moss Peat and Moler Clay, and get a monthly watering of diluted low nit...

This rescue plant of Hilderwintera aureispina appears to be suddenly offsetting down the branches. I know it grows multibranched but these offsets seem to detach relatively easily., so presumably you remove them to keep the branches clean? thumbnail_IMG_5586.jpg thumbnail_IMG_5587.jpg Being unknowl...

This rescue plant of Hilderwintera aureispina appears to be suddenly offsetting down the branches. I know it grows multibranched but these offsets seem to detach relatively easily., so presumably you remove them to keep the branches clean?

Copiapoa montana flowering for the first time on a dull wet day. Plant is 2.5 years old and is growing in a 2.5 inch pot.