Echinopsis hybrid 'Gold Crown'

Nothing impressive on my end. Haworthia attenuata and Peperomia prostrata

I can't believe your burro's tail is still flowering Rina, that's great!

We had our last summery day yesterday (temperature above 25C), but in the greenhouse today it still got well above 30C.

I've developed a new fad recently, Asclepiads this time. I was lucky to acquire quite a few small plants in a very short time, and had been waiting for this Huernia x Duvalia to open for a few weeks now. This afternoon it finally happened, yay.

This Mam has been flowering almost non-stop since May.

Adromischus marianiae f. herrei Rubra

Rhipsalis ramulosa

Adenium obesum

Frithia pulchra

Many small aloes are still blooming, and finally 1st time, I saw hummer flying froom one to another. Very exited - hummers are here often, but I didn't see them around aloes. Tried to take photo, but no luck...only few of the plants:

Hardy succulent - can't remember name of it. Leaves are very red:

Some more...

That’s a gorgeous A. obesum Conny. What’s it called?

Rina, that is because Hummers froom!

domingo is blooming-also dying-oh, no!!!!!-and is solitary,

so doing a leaf or two.

Dave

Why is it dying?

Sorry SoCal, I have no idea of the obesum's name (lost the label...)

Rina. This summer was cooler-oh thank the dog-than last year but we still had extended days in the high 90's. Some plants just shrivelled at the stem and for some i think it's a natural process. Or alternatively-who knows?

Echinopsis 'Antimatter'

Mammillaria karwinskiana v nejapensis

Lots of very pretty blooms here as usual.TFS

This euphorbia has yellow blooms, they are getting reddish /pink margins - maybe cooler weather?

Photobombed by Aloe juvenna:

(Repair & painting needed...perhaps in spring?)

Came back to 7 alpine strawberries; grown from seed - ate most of them before taking photo:

More color in the pots:

Faucaria sp..

Euph. esculenta fuzzies.

Bursera hindsiana flowering for the 1st time in memory.

Here are a few. We've already had some freezes but there are a lot of buds still on the hybrids. Working OT again so I don't have much time to enjoy my babies.

Schick 'Sleeping Beauty' with strange colored flowers.

Schick 'The Hills of Homel

Schick 'High Noon'--one of my favorites.

Tried to post here but don't see it, do you?

Hi Alain. No picture visible.

Will give it one more shot tonight, thanks!

I missed August, although I did take photos. Right now I have more orchids and bromeliads blooming in my back yard than I have succulents, but here are a few:

Astrophytum myriostigma quadricostatumNot sure what these are, and the flowers are tinyQueen of the Night, on my front porch. I have it there so that I won't miss the flowers, since they open up only at night, and I have to use a flash to photograph them.

Lars

Plant with tiny flowers (photo #2) is Adromischus cristatus.

Photo #3 is Crassula moonglow IIRC.

Well, unfortunately Houzz won't let me post my pix this month!!! Never had that problem before but there is always a first. Happy Fall :)

Eau de dead mouse, anyone?

Thanks, Rina! I did find Adromischus cristatus in my files, and so I think you did ID that one for me before, and the Crassula moonglow appears correct also. Both of these plants have looked better for me in the past, and so I probably need to repot them.

Awesome Wendy!!!

Stapelia grandiflora:

Stinky flower...but incredibly intricate.

-s

phalanx, that's a beauty!

Zygosicyos sp. nova

Because one dead mouse flower cluster simply doesn't have enough impact...

sld

is there more comming? - looks like there are more buds? Great looking plant and 'flowers' :)

SLD those always interested me but I'm pretty sure I would kill it

Great plant will it make seeds or does it need a partner

Rina, those other nubs that you see are from previous flower clusters. Flowers do form on old nubs (don't know what else to call them), but, right now, they don't have flower buds forming.

tan, I don't know if they self pollinate or not. I put it outside (have it under lights) this morning in hopes that flies visit it :-)

Hoodia pilifera

Wendy, your Pseudolithos and Hoodia are out of this world!!! I'm expecting both as well this week (bought on Ebay), and I'm hoping they will flower for me next year like yours do now, stunning!!!

It's been quite a colourful month for me, even though I brought the plants that spent summer outside back into the greenhouse a few weeks back.

Cleistocactus winteri subsp. colademononis (Monkey’s Tail)

Thanks Conny. I have Hoodia parviflora and gordonii as well, but they're smaller and haven't flowered for me yet.

Beautiful blooms everybody, such diversity & colors!

Not much doing here except my almost ever-blooming Euphorbia milii x marlotti.

West window provides enough light., I like the variegated leaves too.

Beautiful leaves on that Euphporbia, Karen.