You have been a busy boy! Gorgeous. I just love your aloe aculeta bloom. How old is that plant? What kind of soil is it in. A sandy mix?

Mara, Sandy coastal soil with some compost (well matured) worked in. Minimum of 6 years!

Stunning as always, BP! Your Haworthias, wow. Your Aloes, mmmm. Your Mesembs, ouch. You always have something new to show us. The Tylecodons are great too, something I haven't delved into yet.

Earlier this summer, I started some Aloes, Agaves, Anacampseros, Avonia, a few Mesembs and Moringa ovifolia. They're looking good. I have a ton of various Mesemb seeds that I'm waiting 'til end of August to sow. I know they can be started now with the right setting/placement (mostly out of the sun) but my only available spot in the greenhouse is too hot.

Anyhow, great stuff! Can't get enough.

Thanks...the little Fenestraria shows I am in winter (mid), little elongted, but I have learned not to stress they come right again.

My fenestraria looked god awful in early spring. I thought it was a goner and it absorbed itself and came back in spades

Similar thing happened to me in around 2009, but it came back and its now 5x the size in width!

I took a seed pod of my fenestaria and broke it over a void in a trough garden and I think they have sprouted. I am not much of a seed germinator. I took no extra care . We did have a slew of rain and this pot is in a zone where it gets wind blown rain but is otherwise covered.

I seen it working before at a friend's place, and I had lithops germinating in a lithops pot without any help. So why not! LOL!

A wonderful gallery of plants, and a great way to learn the names of succulents for me.

Glad you like & can learn from them, Marguerite!