A fun day was had
This weekend is "Kom in de kas" ("enter the nursery"), when many nurseries in the Netherlands open their doors to the public. We visited 3 of them, all succulent nurseries of course. On the way home we also popped into a "hobby" succulent nursery that is open on the first Saturday of each month but that we'd never gotten round to visit before.
It turned out to be a very successful day :-) Here are the results:
You can see how I'll be spending my Sunday this weekend: repotting. I will call on you after that for some ID'ing too...
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The big cactus is a Parodia saint-pieana: just impossible to resist those flowers!
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The gollum is just one big plant
unfortunely one branch broke off during transport, so I'll try and propagate that one.
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Pachypodium saundersii:
Two new aloes: I think I finally got the Aloe snowflake I'd been eyeing for a while :-)
But not sure what this one is... Could it be A. umfoloziensis?
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Aeonium sunburst:
Faucaria (tigrina?):
Titanopsis (calcarea?):
Lithops (Tony's pick):
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And some mesembs of which I've run the pictures through google to see if I could find out what they are, but I'm far from sure, so any help will be very much appreciated!!
The (common) variety name of this one was 'red tips', but - although being only one of a very few with a label - I can't for the love of me remember what it's name is...
I think both are Cheiridopsis, but which variety?
This second one treated my to a nice flower the evening after I got it :-)
And I'm not sure what these red things at the bottom of the 'main' plant are either:
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Barb in Eastern North Carolina, zone 8