Rian

Thank you for the show! Great plants. I really like C. hemisphaerica...

In last photo (Aloe thraskii) are those all babies of the same plant?
I like that you have all the ID's - great reference.

Rina

my favorite is the spiney Aloe parvula. Great pictures.

Nope that is Aloe jacksonii and the bigger in from is Aloe lineata and the similar size to thraskii is Aloe rupestris.

Thanks for the comments

Love the Aloe collection, that is something I can get into! Just wish I could grow them in the ground. Great work as usual.

OOOoooo...FABULOUS photos, Rian!! Eye Candy!!

Loved to see: the Monilaria, the Lachenalia (like one I have), the C. hemisphaerica, (yes, I think it is a) Bijlia ( I might still have a B. cana), the Aloinopsis lodewykii & the Aloe bulbifera (I lost all mine)!

Loved ALL the pix. THANKS!

Glad you like them...This is a good time of the year for Aloes (Autumn-Spring), so I do a walk nearly every day looking for flowers on plants...I get a great kick out of that.

I find the Aloe parvula quite stunning! Such a lovely color.

Lovely plants. Thanks for sharing those.

I believe A. vanbalenii has unbranched flower spikes, so that's not it... :(

Thanks teatree & Hoovb.

From my aloe book: "A. vanbalenii inflorescence can branch into 2-3 narrow cone-shaped raceme from about middle".

Time will tell what this is. He is flowering for the first time, so hopefully it will help with final id.