I found out now that it looks like "H. resendeana"...

Thanks jfabiao obrigado 1 and 2 are not the same plant, I mean, they came to me from different ways, and I do have the same impression: that they are of the same species. But they grow differently, even the lateral buds when repotted looks like the mother plant. #1 is much more robust and fat. 12 it...

Thanks Teo. 7 and 9 are quite different. wouldn't be 7 reinwardtii and 9 coarctata? Tracking "black gem" I found: Aloe 'black gem', Alworthia 'black gem' (a hybrid between Haworthia cymbiformis & Aloe speciosa) and Haworthia pentagona. It is hard to know for sure, but in my opinion it ...

Those are my Haworthias. I would like to know their names (some I know but would like to confirm). Thanks 1 http://i.imgur.com/9ZTWsXO.jpg 2 http://i.imgur.com/G7T50kW.jpg 3 http://i.imgur.com/NMLQMMW.jpg 4 http://i.imgur.com/pruAuAj.jpg 5 http://i.imgur.com/eBLpmeV.jpg 6 http://i.imgur.com/0OGHby0....

and here is a better pic of the (possibly) M. dioica (but without flowers)...

population genetics is an amazing subject! even not knowing Arizona, Tucson, these plants and all, I'm fascinated to learn this!

keith wrote:Mammillaria dioica maybe? From CA low deserts and even growing at the beach in San Diego .

Yes it really looks like M. dioica! Probably correct id, thanks

I'm not able to differentiate Mammillaria grahamii/mammillaria microcarpa from Mammillaria mazatlanensis.

Maybe next time it blooms I try a better pic to post here

Anyway, the flowers of mine are of different colors.

Mine was recently bought in a supermarket...

Sorry for the horrible photo, but would this guy be of the same species but with different flower color? Or is another species (which one?)?





thanks!

Another update 15 after sowing and all but one species (Delosperma bosseranum) germinated. They are receiving good sun now, from 10 a.m. to 15 p.m. They are doing fine, I think. Some pics.: Some of the pots: http://i.imgur.com/ZL3YQTo.jpg Cerochlamys pachyphylla: http://i.imgur.com/bZB9uDq.jpg Schwa...

Drimiopsis maculata came up from dormancy

You should cover the cacti, certainly until they germinate, but keep them out of the sun. You don't want the small seedlings in direct sun anyway. They grow best in warm, bright shade, and high humidity. Maybe that describes your normal weather? Long stems on mesemb seedlings, assuming they really ...

ok, thanks! waiting for the next harvest

Log on then click on 'user control panel', scroll down and under 'your activity' click 'show your posts'. Thanks, adetheproducer, I have not seen that. However, in the other forum this tool was different: you could see the threads you had post as a list, and see how many replies it have received, a...

wiley1983 wrote:hi, i am just wondering if you have any seeds left??

I'm wondering the same !