Cacti and Succulents

Here's another photo taken today, to show how much happier it is looking after some extra watering - amazing how quickly the leaves have straightened up and got greener and plumper and shinier. Many thanks to @Selleri and @pete for your good advice!

Thanks @pete, I have looked at some you tubes and now believe it is Echeveria affinis 'Black Knight'

They are not really brown but could be a little bit greener.

Only two flowers on my Hatiora rosea this year, but it nearly died so I'm surprised to see any flowers at all ...

Pfeiffera monacantha has many bright berries now, and I've repotted it and taken several cuttings :-Aeoniums enjoying the rain :-

I am a hopeless insomniac If you say they're Bergerocacti then Bergerocacti they are I'm going to have a look at that site later on and if they deliver here I may order something ... can't resist cacti and succulents

Peperomia verticulata flowering ...

Gasteria ...Echeveria 'Black Knight' ...

That's brilliant @Selleri Good luck ! I hope it does well for you

The white bits reminded me of little rosebuds

@Michael Hewett I hope they do grow well for you & flower next year as well!

Just to report that when I examined one on my supermarket trip this morning, it'd clearly been given quite a clever two-tone spray paint job. The natural green was visible where a bit of paint had flaked off underneath!

That's wonderful ! I've got several of them and hope they will flower one day.

That's good, I'm pleased to know that

Still more than my Rhipsalis ever has!

Looks like it'll be fine. (Fingers crossed).

I've taken mine into the greenhouse now but it was out for two nights in the deep freeze we had before Christmas. It doesn't seem to have suffered at all. Other winters I just leave it outside all the time.

the study of the Cactaceae in their habitat | cactusinhabitatCan't remember if I've posted this before . Scroll down & click on 'English' , then up again and click on A&M ; stunning photos and comprehensive list should follow . Enjoy!!

That's as I said, it depends on the circumstances

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