Beautiful plants and great pictures.

Beautiful plants and great pictures.

Nice show, Ryan. TFS I like E. metallica

Thank you! I like these visual visits we get.

Love those Lithops!

Enter the Sandman, hoss - those are nice pics of great plants, but for my dollar, the Aloe c. seedlings and 'Betty's Beryl' steal the show. TFS, Brother Haslam - you're doing those dumplings right.

Thanks, everybody! I'm glad you enjoyed the pics. I've been rushing around the last few days; people apparently need me to do lots of things that are not plant related. Even now, must rush out.
Jeff, you can have as many of those cryptos as you like. There aren't enough shelves in the world, or my backyard, to hold them all.

Wow Ryan, I would be pleased too...they look great and I absolutely love the Schwantesia, very unique, rarely seen. LIthops is doing well too. Mine is hanging on as I do not have time for the plants now (for proper care), so they must just survive. Your pics make me want to go and work on them...great motivation!! thanks.

Astounding, Ryan!

You are my succulent idol! LOL!

Lee

He's succulent but hardly idle, sez me. I hope to meet him in the near future in the flesh and enter the Garden of Mesemby Delights.

Nice looking plants and pictures, as always :)
Love everything, especially those Lithops lesliei v hornii C15,
Lithops lesliei v venteri C1 and cryptos.
Thanks for sharing.

Natalia

Wow, I'm in awe of your collection! Completely coveting your lithops; I just don't have the knack.

Thanks again, you guys. I do feel blessed to live in a great climate and have the ability to grow these treasures. It's worth every effort. Thank you for the feedback, it means so much more when I can share it.

Rian, I'm very pleased to inspire one who has inspired me. You know, I have 2 little girls and it's still possible to grow with a furvour. That's the beauty of xeric plants... they can wait. Teach him how to mist and pollinate.

Will do, my feeling if I look at the little face is, teach him how to transplant...hehe. But the plants surviving with a little loss here and there.

Having a garden with 99% aloe and succulents means I have not watered since Sept 2012, remember because it was just before the parents visited..."I really like" hehe

Love it! Keep the muiria watered often. I'm impressed with the ruschiorum, that species consistently evades my efforts.

Wow... absolutely beautiful plants. I am in awe of your Lithops -- they are such mysterious and fascinating little guys!