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! That cerise coloured Rhipsalidopsis x was a hybrid created by my father. It has no name. That...

Yes, flowers of sulphur or a rooting powder (most "organic" ones are simple fungicides really). Ground cinnamon has no beneficial properties at all, I only found (and immediately lost the link of curse) a paper talking about highly concentrated extract that had some.

OMG, its like a 'SAW' movie with succulents, it doesn't look happy at the end. They don't like severe vine cut either or I'm too soft with mine, The description states that the plant was acquired in 1999, chopped (roots I assume) once in 2010 and again last year. He seems to know what he's doing, b...

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.