It is a lot at once. 12 is an Adromichus 7 is an Aeonium 'swartzkopf" type check Graptopetalum or Graptoveriafor some of your others

Great. I assume it grows like P nellei
Is stacking a problem?

Looks like a Haworthia mirabilis to me. The color and shape match mine. retusa seems greener to me, but one never knows... There are a number of forms A nice plant - one of my favorite Haworthias,

Shmuel
Jerusalem Israel
zone 9b

Zgeorge, I think you got it. I knew the Cactiguide community would come through.
Thanks!

I have had this a while. I would have thought a Pleiospilos, leaves look a bit like P peersii but the flowers are so different.... I think. It has bloomed for several years and the petals are always these stringy things. Photo was taken mid-August. Any ID suggestions are gratefully accepted. Thanks....

Wow! It is gorgeous. Very nice pant.
Shmuel

Are you interested in indoor or outdoor plants? I don't know the low temperatures in Macedonia - -4C?

A great easy plant that flowers easily and is nice in a hanging basket is Othonna capensis. Outdoors in warm climates is a ground cover.

Wow - a beautiful plant. Just goes to show that in the world of succulents - where there is life there is hope!

Shmuel
Jerusalem, Israel

Yes, Beaucarnia recurvata. The other Beaucarneas are not so common and the globose base of yours looks spot on.

It can take years to grow a tall neck, especially in a smallish pot and indoors.

Shmuel
Jerusalem Israel

Elie, bill baker does not have the acute (pointy) leaf tip that your's does. There are so many graptos and echiverias and pachys and hybrids that I have virtually no labels in mine. Finding out is one of those "someday" projects that has not happened yet in years... Shmuel Jerusalem Israel

I have had this for many years and it finally bloomed. So it seems Echinopsis, but which one? Any thoughts?
Thanks
Shmuel

Thanks for posting this as November's plant! For some reason I have had terrible trouble growing these. I have hundreds of cacti and no problem, but Shlumbergera defies me. I have no problem with Rhipsalis or Hatiora or Aporocactus but these defy me! And supposed to be easy. Perhaps it is winter col...

C And D wrote: I usually have it propped up more so it doesn't lean over, and rotate it often so it will grow straight up
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Hi,
How do you rotate it? Looks like it is in a bed, or is it in a hidden pot?
Shmuel
Jerusalem

Thanks, Williams,
I wonder if it works?

This showed up on the Pacific Bulb Society list originally from the Amaryllis Study Group. I would love to hear if anyone has experience with this kind of thing on cactus seedlings... 2C formula - antifungal liquid for irrigating seeds for sprouting instead of water. Use a drip coffee maker like a b...