Nice clumps. How deep are your Cono pots Ian?

How much time does it take it Ian to get to this size from seed?

Wonderful! What species are they?

Agree 100% with Saxicola. I would dry this plant for a few weeks (without soil), then plant it into 10% soil/90% grit, dry it for another week or two, and water thereafter twice a months. The cutting can be tried to root.
It is not even remotely related to Fenestraria (other than the same family).

What an awesome bunch of plants. Please, keep us updated on the story Craig. Have you got any photos of the other plants?

8?

This Argyroderma will happily go with no water for a few more months

My Argyrodermas get about 1/10th of the water that my Pleiospilos (in the same conditions) get.

I'm recently going to receive my first batch of mesembs. I think there are three lithops, a Argyroderma Crateriforme, and a pleiospilos royal flush. I know Lithops have very different watering regime compared to others. Is it okay for me to pot the Lithops in one pot, and Argyroderma and pleiospilo...

I don't grow it, but would love to see the pics if anyone does.

Second bloom this year.

Thank you all. Argyrodermas have beautiful flowers, and it is difficult to spoil them.

oldcat61 wrote:They don't seem to list the flower color, so that's a lot of work to cross-reference. I'm a beginner - I need pictures. Sue

Amazing. I never though of goggling Lithops as "work".

Argyroderma.

Thank you everyone, it is a pleasure to be part of this group.