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Argyroderma crateriforme flower (6 pics)

I'm so happy and excited that this plant has decided to flower! :) It is gorgeous and a bit crazy. Does the name crateriforme come from ...

So it looks like this fall has brought more flowers than expected. Quite some Lithops and Conophytums have been flowering and I can see thre...

In the latest post I casually mentioned my observations regarding the behavior of Avonia albissima branches with ripe seed pots. I find it q...

Well, now I know, Delosparmas really like it on the balcony. All of the below plants have overwintered outside in the cold and are now enjoy...

Before I write a post on all the showy Delosperma flowers from my balcony I wanted to show you this one which is much more special to me. I ...

I have something to be excited about these days. This is my own Titanopsis primosii seedling :)

Delosperma harazianum is opening the flowering season again. It has cute little flowers that produce seeds on their own. None of my other D...

So, looks like I've raised this one to adulthood :) There was a flower on another seedling of this bunch but I either missed it or it ne...

Well, looks like this is the last lithops flower this year. There weren't many but I'm happy with any I can get. The next excitement...

This past weekend I could finally enjoy the lithops flowers and take some pictures. You're probably fed up with my attempts of setting u...

Conophytum flowers truly give variety to my windowsill. I'm so used to yellow and white flowers it's totally strange to see other co...

I find it really hard to capture lithops flowers because the most beautiful part is the silky shine. It is tricky to catch it on camera. For...

I was working overtime a lot lately thus missing all the flowers that were coming up. Not yesterday though! The L. fulviceps flower opened p...

I've got to get more C. pellucidum plants. The flowers are stunning! See-through leaves and huge white flowers ♥

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