Hi everyone,

Is this a Notocactus muricatus?

I’m having some doubts I’d this one... any help is good help...

Thanks

Thank you all for the informations

I think is more correct "Echeveria affinis"
Can anyone confirm that?

Hi Everyone,

Is it a "Echeveria Black Prince??



Thanks

Bem Vindo Fabricio

Abraço de Portugal!

teo wrote:It's a Peperomia graveolens

Thank you!

hegar wrote:Welcome to this forum. I do like that interesting succulent of yours. The contrasting colors and the leaf shape are astonishing.

Harald

Thank you

teo wrote:I think since this this is an international forum with participants from all over the world it would be impractical for plants (seeds maybe)

Yeah you are probably right

Hi everyone,

Its not a good idea to have a cactus and succulents marketplace here with auctions and buy it now options?

Im telling you that because Im a member of a numismatic forum and they have one there and it gets very very busy...

Thanks,
Bryan

williamsii823 wrote:It is probably Lepismium houlletianum. (#3)

Thanks a lot for the info

williamsii823 wrote:#3 is not Epiphyllum. It is a Lepismium. Not sure of variety. A cousin of Rhipsalis.

Thanks a lot for the info

There have been one or two databases made for cactus and succulents, but not sure all are still available. I am too disorganised to use one, even though I play about on the computer too much! See:- http://www.databasebase.com.au/cactus-and-succulent-collector-database/ http://www.cactusbase.net/ ht...

williamsii823 wrote:All of my Huernias are together, as are my Haworthias, Gasterias, etc. I just group by Genus. Unless a particular variety needs radically different care than the norm. Then they go with "like minded" other plants. Makes things easy. For me, anyways.

Thanks for the information

toadstar wrote:A forum member came up with this app you might be interested in.
http://cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=32197

As for my own cacti, they're horribly unorganized.

Thanks for the information

esp_imaging wrote:

Cyber_380 wrote:

teo wrote:9. Looks like Kalanchoe Daigremontiana

Yes it is. Sorry, I missed this one out. Also number 10, which is another Crassula family "not sure"
All my other id's from 9 onwards should be shifted down 2 plants.

Thanks a lot