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Recent flowering delights (4 pics)

I'm not even mentioning the Delosperma harazianum here which has been a constant delight. It is just flowering non-stop all year around...

I'm sorry I haven't been around for a while. It's been busy and stressful lately, I barely could look at my plants at all and I ...

Before I come to the topic of this post I'd like to let you know that I have a lot of Anacampseros filamentosa ssp. namaquensis seeds t...

I'm still editing the photos from the succulent market and will try to post a report this weekend. But for now I need to share my joy ov...

Sown in August these Aloinopsis seedlings looked weak and grew extremely slowly for such a long time. Now something triggered the new growth...

This is the time of the year all you northern hemisphere lithops growers have already stopped watering your plants. Basically, the best time...

Do you believe these guys? Sown in May, these two Stomatium trifarium seedlings, which I no longer can tell apart, are about to outgrow the...

My Stomatium trifarium looks great nowadays, especially from below the leaves where the warts shine through. One day when I have more room I...

Things are happening on the windowsill. My Avoina quinaria ssp. quinaria is growing flowers. Such a surprise! I got it last year as this tin...

I've mentioned in the previous post that I've performed a surgery on my older Stomatium plant, mother of the seedlings I'm growi...

I had to transplant these two Stomatium seedlings away from the little Titanopsis because back in their common pot it was a battle for resou...

Just a quick update. :)

Among other things I'm currently watching two Stomatium trifarium kids grow from seed. I do have an adult plant but it's gotten hug...

What a wonderful plant! It's been pushing new leaves all summer and still is. And you can really see everytime how happy it is to receiv...

I got this beautiful plant as a present a little while ago (as well as an absolutely lovely Faucatia tigrina I still have to take a picture...