A few favorites

10 years ago

A few favorites hope you enjoy
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Richard

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bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
10 years ago
Very nice, Richard. ID's for the Haworthia, Huernia and pictures 7 &8?????

Thx
Howard
rosemariero
10 years ago
Wow! They all look great, Richard! Thanks for the show! =)
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hanzrobo
10 years ago
Wow!!! Those would be some of my favorites too:)

I love the bands on the trunk of your jade. Also, I've never seen an Anacampseros with a trunk! Looks like 2 plants, how old are they?

Your Adromischus filicaulis is very nice, one of my faves. I would recommend starting a few new plants from leaf, if you haven't already, or even rooting a cutting with fresh growth. These can get woody and appear stressed with age, leaves grow smaller and seem difficult to hydrate. I think they just become less efficient at transferring moisture and nutrients over time. The fresh plants are always more robust and attractive, in my opinion.

Are those fruits on your Acanthorhipsalis? Wonderful!! Did you pollinate them yourself? Is it crossed with something? Inquiring minds want to know.
oldstumpy1 Long Island ny
Original Author
10 years ago
I was afraid someone wood would ask there names.
Even with two monitors side by side I have difficulty with names
1 Crassula Ovata Gollum Jade
2 Crassula Ovata
3 Sedum DIVERGENS
4 Haworthia noid
5 hurenia noid
6 Acanthorhipsalis Monacantha
7 anacampseros rufescens
8 adromisch marianiae var immaculatus multicolor
9 Crassula Arborescens Jade Silver Dollar
10 Miranda velvet picture plant

I can grow just about anything but I have got to be the worst hear at IDs please feel free to correct any that you feel are wrong I wont be offended

Richard
bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
10 years ago
Richard, has the Huernia never flowered for you? It looks mature enough.
camellia1_gw
10 years ago
Very nice group of plants! I love the trunk on your gollum.
oldstumpy1 Long Island ny
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi Howard
I have several this one has not flowered since I repotted it in a plastic pot .
I think it is this one.
Hi camellia
I have had this Gollum about three years it came from Texas as an unrooted stick and is just starting to fill out now

Richard
wantonamara Z8 CenTex
10 years ago
Very nice huernia.
wweidele
10 years ago
Awesome awesome awesome nice pics
kathi_mdgd
10 years ago
Great pictures richard!!I really like #6&7 the best.
Tfs
Kathi
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
10 years ago
Very nice!
In that first image, I see a large 'Hobbit,' which you didn't mention, and two 'Gollum' Jades.

Josh
oldstumpy1 Long Island ny
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi Ryan
sorry, some how I missed your post.
The Acanthorhipsalis has been out side all summer it has had the berries for the last three years.
starting plants from cuttings or leaves has been one of my problems.
Josh, someone told me that you can't grow jades on Long Island, I now have over fifty and looking for a red horn and
some of the others not readably available.
This one is about four years old in an inch and half pot.

Richard