Seriously old beastie, quite an achievement to get it growing so well, apart from size you wouldn't know and the 'kids' are huge too.
How long have you been growing them.

Hi Eric
Of course we would like picture's.
No one else wanted 'little Dave', he's taken a few years to recover.
I tried him in the garden but it was too wet, would be handy if I could sneak him in the conservatory but shoots are quite fragile

Hi All, After all the talk about habit plants. I have an interesting one, this is Tylecodon paniculatus that was imported by Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden for a horticultural display many years ago, after the end of the event the display plants were sold off. David Kirkbright brought this o...

Here's a dorstenia gypsophila flowering its head off, shame the other plant has two scrawny flowers, I don't find this an easy plant to grow, not what I would call 'happy or healthy' more surviving or do they always look like this ?.
I have only had these 2 or 3 years.

Hi all,
Anyone help with ID for two 'new to me' copiapoa.
A- I had though c.cinerea but its flowered at a small size.
B maybe eremophila but only a guess.

Thats really nice looking.

Yellow sulphur was originally marketed for its anti fungal properties but is now out of licence so doesn't say this ( so I was told)

Uk weather wouldn't help for sure and our shorter growing season wouldnt give it as much time to heal. I'd rather buy it a bigger pot

Nice Photos & Plants Ian.

Mat, Some plants just aren't photogenic

Yellow sulphur is very good.