It's kind of too large.

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Andrew, maybe it is the time of year because mine are also producing pups, however not that many. That very upright harisii that was pictured here when in bloom, is producing pups like crazy, also 4 or 5.

Winter, your plant looks good and I believe when you say how large it is, but try putting some reference in the picture (a ruler, Andrew's hand or Gonzer's nr 10 sandal will do very nice!) It will make a much more dramatical impact that way.

Japie

How is this for scale (that's a "yard stick"):

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Now THAT is impressive Winter! Anybody just glancing at your picture above without having read the other post, would just have thought , it was just a close-up.
Japie

Andrew, sorry, I got side-tracked by Winter's huge plant!

It seems like it is pupping season here in the southern hemisphere, and some of mine also made plenty pups.
Till harrisii, also four. There's one hiding on the other side:
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Till edithae - 3, and it is apparently a very slow pupper?
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Till fuchsii - there's four pups forming, or can I call it new growth points/shoots as they are forming in the centre of the plant:
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Till brachycaulos, 3 pups:
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Till seleriana - both of my plants, only one pup each:
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It is a grey, overcast, wintery day here today, so my pictures look a bit dull and out of focus.
Japie