There is a link in my post, in case anyone wants to have a look. Hard to deny that the website is set in some odd way here.

I have one fitting the thread as well!

Speaking about fitting, taking photographs of flowering Gasteria is such a pain (esp. on a kitchen wall, I need to build some DIY lightbox one day)!

One more for Haworthia enthusiasts, Clinton Grobler from HaworthiAfrica.com published a seed list of his various hybrids (most are "complex hybrids" at this stage), available at: https://haworthiafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/HA202405_Haworthiafrica-Seed-List.pdf I am considering a ...

Herts Mike wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 8:23 pm I don’t want to be picky Mat but that’s a cactus...

Hah, I seem to have missed the very first sentence from the very first post in this thread. I'll see myself out.

A lovely surprise in my "community pot" of epiphytic cacti after almost 2 weeks away. This one came from Ralph I believe, but I lost labels from this pot long time ago. More flowers on their way!

Thank you Derek for sharing!

Would one of you mind if I join the queue? I'll wait for Eric before reaching out in private.

el48tel wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 3:08 pm That's fine looking plant.
You seem to have a preference for the ....
well textured
strongly marked
plump leaf
strongly coloured

Or have I read your preferences wrongly

Hard to disagree with your guesses and Allan's preferences!

AllanA wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 8:32 pm Thanks Mat, another senior moment

I have a feeling they start much earlier than the term would suggest

Ah, no, what I meant is that one of the parents is 'Kotohime' , and not 'Kotomine' , but maybe my Google-fu failed me here and there is a 'Kotomine' as well? I thought it might be a typo. Hi Mat, I think yours is just Kotomine , whereas Mine is a X but has taken its mothers looks. I am referring he...