Incredible eye candy! Thanks so much for the artistry of the beautiful specimens.

Cor! I don't know anything about these types of plants but those are all something else! When I was scrolling through the pics I fleetingly thought your Adromischus was a strawberry tart ha ha. They are all fascinating plants
Regards
Averil
UK

Just another quick note. Your pots are gorgeous!
Averil

Fantastic Artistry!!
the pots , plants and photos..
Cyphostemma laza , Euphorbia oatsii and Tylecodon reticulata , just WOW.

I'm super jealous.

all amazing and of course super jealous. the only problem is i think your pottery out shines the plants! and again, amazing.

Oh! If only I had a peacock pot for that Boophane! Just beautiful, Keith, as always.
Potting that E. oatsii must have involved a little magic!

In awe, once again!

Nancy

Those Adromischus are a dream. As are your creations. Perfect combinations; thank you for sharing.

Great presentation. Your plants live in luxury!

Thanks everyone!

I've struggled with various pots for the oatsii but this is the only pot that it looks good in. Didn't look right in shallow, wide or flaring containers. Making pots has it's advantages!

Othonna wrinkleana
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Othonna cacalioides
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Conophytum obcordellum
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Conophytum hians
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Astrophytum asterias x coahuilense
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the O wrinkle looks so comfortable reclining in its bed with her nose in her book..If you look carefully one can see two eyes and a hooked nose. nice do.

Caudex1,
All I can say is you always serve up the nice eye candy.

You can't help but think, Boy I sure wish I could own a couple of these beauties. They're are Marvelous! Nice art work too.

Is there a place where they can teach us how to make these type 's of pottery?

Greg

Knock me out

Kieth, as always, your plants are amazing! I love the Boophan and Tylecodon. they look like they're 100 years old.
The Othonna cacalioides looks like it's from another planet!

Rob

>>>>Is there a place where they can teach us how to make these type 's of pottery?

Greg,
No one I know of. I had a guy from Michigan take a few of my photos to a pottery class and the instructor. Said she wasn't sure. There's also a group of ladies in SoCal trying replicate what I do and have not been very successful.

If you take a course they'll teach you the basics and you'll have to figure out the rest

Cheiridopsis candidissima
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Euphorbia suzannae-marnierae
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Euphorbia cremersii
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Beautiful blues in the first one of this grouping.

CAUDEX1, Understandable, You either got it or you don't :) so in the mean time it's back to H/D for whatever I can find.
I sure enjoy your pics they aleays inspire me but without the know how I will always remain in dream land for my potting needs

Greg