What a bargain it was..!

A hint of sunshine today so buds three through seven trying their utmost to achieve their goal... Can't say these little Gymno's don't try!

iann wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 8:43 pm New leaves will grow through until they reach the light. Then some more unless you're extremely blessed with sun and a careful hand on the water.

Thanks iann. I already learned the watering lesson the hard way..!

Here you go. This is a healthy enough colouring. The white-flowered plants tend to stay very green even under very strong Sun, but the yellow-flowered subspecies colours up more. fenestraria1.jpg Here's a slightly stressed plant from last August, but still basically healthy. fireworth-0824.jpg The ...

Picture? They don't usually mind full sun. The sides of the leaves may turn a little reddish perhaps, if they are grown out of the soil. Noted and thanks iann. They are indeed grown "out of the soil". Sadly no picture possible just at the moment, temporary problem with camera equipment......

A quick question if I may please. I have a very small pot of Baby Toes (sold to me as Fenestraria Aurantiaca). After a bit of difficulty initially getting the watering right, they now seem to be coming along OK. However... Some of the stems have now turned a shade of pink/ purple. Presumably this is...

Snap! Well, actually not, your blooms are much nicer than mine... My Sub is ailing, I think.

Both fabulous, if I may say so.

Nice flower. To me it looks fine in that pot. It'll look a bit swamped in a pot bigger than that. Noted and thanks. I agree that a bigger pot might not suit the look of it, I was just mindful of the fact I read somewhere they have very large roots which require a lot of space... Another instance wh...

This plant has up to now always been a "one flower a year" example, but this time it has three more buds following behind. Not sure if I should be thinking about going up a pot size now?