ijn vrienden Nijsen Willy en Emilio Beguin zijn daar lid en die houden de vlag wel in top
Groetjes,
Albert

Aichryson bethencourtianum /Bolle Like A. tortuosum but more or less herbaceous, dense. Leaves spathulate to suboricular, shortly petiolate, fleshy, densely hairy. Floral scales more or less cuneate to subpalmate. Aichryson tortuosum (Aiton) Webb & Berth Small dense shrublet upto 10cm. Stems woo...

Doesn't look like an Aeonium , the rozet construction doesn't fit for that

Hello Netherland , here Belgium ,

This could effectivily be the Aichryson bethencourthianum.
Greetings,
Albert

Thank you, both! :D http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1682_IMG_00091_1.jpg Does seem to be tormentosa http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1682_IMG_00071_1.jpg Echeveria purpurosum looks very similar. I think you helped me ID another plant that I recently rescued, as being a Jade Plant: ht...

Hallo Sebast ,

Wees welkom van een Nederlandssprekende franstalige uit Belgie. Naaste buren zou ik zeggen.
Albert

Hello members of this forum, I will first of all have to present me. My name : Albert Leroy born in 1942 so retired. Living in Wavre/Belgium at 20 Km from Brussels Are the months of april, may and half june also from half sept untill end october on the Canary Islands Here I have a licence to do offi...

Tony wrote:Nice wiggeler, It looks like a Mammalaria elongata crest to me

Is deffinitaly the Mamm elongata fa cristata, following the advises you will ba fast a new guest in the shop to buy more and more and more cactus plants and try to make they survive the way of keeping them wel wet .

Could be the C. elephantidens , but there is one point , the C. eleph has normaly 7 spines there where yours counts only 6 spines, so be carefull

Hello there ,;
In any case an Aloe and in my opinion it should be the Aloe boylei. But plant needs more sun , comes from South Africa , Eastern Cape Province
To be sure you will have to wait for the flowers and than come back , so that I can identify exactly
Greetings,
Albert/Belgium

seen the spines, in couple , I guess it is Euphorbia to , but tell us if you herth the plant is the sap a white sticking substance?? If so it will be Euph grandicornis
The best is to buy your plants in a local shop so that you can see what you are buying.

willpower wrote:I would hazard a guess at oreocereus trolli, although I'm not sure about the yellow spines

I have one like this labeled "trolli" I byed it at a cactus shop , so I gues it must be right

the n° 7 could be Opuntia dellinii

I agree it needs a new pot, trouble is the thing just gets bigger and bigger. It'll take over the whole greenhouse if I'm not careful. How big do they get? it weighs a fair bit too :!: Hello , For me it must be a hybride near to the Echinopsis oxygona. What concerns the weight of the plants, I have...

Emmyloo wrote:If thats what it is!!!

Do you have allready seen the flower ?? If so is it red ?? than it will be baldianum