Very nice. Note to self : acquire more species Pelargoniums.

Tony R wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 8:29 am BCMdV = Bates, Carr, Marshall & de Vries
so you could ask John Carr?

Or I could try Brian.

el48tel wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 9:23 am 20240511_092200.jpg

This is John Carr's writing if that helps

The l and r are different?

I had a good look but couldn't find that field number on any of my seed lists. Most canigueralii will give you a flower colour like that. The non applanata kind. PHA260 and HS71 would be more popular. . Clipboard03.jpg But the petals on that are very rounded. Almost like a Rebutia. I’ll have a look...

edds wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 9:09 am Don't recognise the handwriting but lovely flowers. Is it S.canigueralii?

That’s what the label says and it does look like other plants I have with that name.

Anyone recognise the handwriting on the label on this stunning Sulcorebutia.

Yesterdays sunshine really kicked off the Maihueniopsis season.

That’s lovely Ray.

When it roots you’ll have a lovely looking plant. I did this to a C celsianus a few years back and the top 8” made a really good looking plant albeit a lot thicker that it would normally be at that height.