leafs

leafs

a bump to my question

Hi Juan,

I don't know what it is though I think it's very nice and I feel like I've seen it before. I'm sure someone will know what it is.

I just wanted to give you a tip because I've seen this happen before. Any thread that goes unanswered on this forum stays at the top for(as far as I know)ever. Many tough questions will sit there for days and days untouched. People respect your question by not answering it so that when the right person checks in, your thread will still be at the top. Howard (bikerdoc) once had a thread sit untouched for about 2 weeks!

I assume you're using the "choose file" button which only allows one photo per post. When you post more pics by replying to your own thread, it's read as a reply and your thread begins to move down immediately.

The best way to avoid this is to use a photo-sharing website like Photobucket or Flickr. Uploading all your photos there first will then allow you to put all your photos in one post, using html copy and paste.

I hope this helps:)

sure looks like a Fockea... many of the Fockeas have wavy leaves like that: edulis, capensis and angustifolia... the latter has the largest, widest leaves of these three, but it also the rarest.

I think it's the R.f.
Here is a close up of the leaves on mine. Wavy too, and a velvety feel to them.
Mike

....and the caudex

I was thinking the same thing, that it looks a lot like my R. f.

What nice plants pictured. I loves me some rootful succulents.

In case anyone's interested, there's one in Vista, CA that is the size of, roughly, of a 55g barrel.

Where in Vista?? That's part of our tri city area,10 minutes away,depending on traffic,and 2 of my sons live there.
Kathi