These are new in my collection. Agave titanota 'Juggernaut' x F076 striata. Hybrid from seeds created in Spain. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50604263842_de76784786_c.jpg Agave titanota 'Juggernaut' x F076 marginata. Hybrid from seeds created in Spain. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50200...

Not coco, mostly blonde peat and tree bark fiber.

This is the most rare Aloe in my collection. I would like to have another clone to pollinate them but is difficult to find, for the moment I am making new hybrids crossing with humilis hybrid, orlandii and castilloniae.

Shane wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 10:25 pm I'm curious how many "bad" hybrids you go through to find each good one

Maybe 50% or more are not very special, you can select the best plants but not always the seedlings are amazing, sometimes very good, sometimes normal, but it is part of the game

Echeveria lilacina x romeo 'Rubin' https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48721948843_c0d4865b02_c.jpg Echeveria lilacina hibrida https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48735287863_edf75b79b2_c.jpg Graptopetalum filiferum x Echeveria 'Paso Doble' https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48653993428_5fdd62e7c6_...

Haworthia picta selection



Haworthia picta "Hakugin" x "Black"

The story is that I have a friend with a very very big nursery growing succulents and cactus and he had a big production of obesa hybrids mainly from seeds, he had lot of good luck and he got many crested, I got the plants I could for me, of course

It is an amazing gallery from my friend, from Portugal. He grow big plants in the south of Portugal near to the sea.

Now my Haworthia pumila "Tears of Angels" is growing .



I love this hybrid, I got it from a South African friend.

Some of my Adromischus Adromischus marianae antidorcatum Springbok https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4591/39346053581_6950e1d48a_z.jpg Adromischus marianae Uitspankraal https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4736/38638444594_cdaf282749_z.jpg Adromischus marianae tanqua https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4536/37782...

My last treasures found, I hope you like them.

I found these nice brevicaule few time ago, I think I will reserve some for my collection.

I think they should have more nice lines but I suppose that they will have a better pattern in the future. I am relatively new with Lithops, then I have to learn a lot yet.

I think it is Aloe humilis x pratensis maybe, the people who sell this plant in Europe say that it is an humilis selection but I am not sure. I have one similar.

hablu wrote:Leaveprogation with Sedum is also worth a try.
Harry

Yes you are right and the plants are making pups by stolon too, but the plants need time to grow. I tried the first time by pollination because the quantity of plants you get from seeds is higher.