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I will post photos of succulents I have for the Succulent Guide
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Most of the photos I will be posting have already been posted on my C and D Succulent thread, in the Succulent Category.
Some may be several years old.
If it's a new species photo, I will specify it as new.

I am going through it alphabetically
The first one is:

Chasmatophyllum musculinum

Cheiridopsis meyeri
Dimorphic leaves Cheiridopsis minor
or Cheiridopsis meyeri minor
During Winter They have a short season and are already sheathed over by mid March

I'm going to skip past the Conophytums for now
and pick off the low hanging fruit

Cephalophyllum alstonii
Red flowers Wine colored flower form Cheiridopsis caroli-schmidtii Cheiridopsis pillansii crassa
light colored flowers, thinner stems, small tooth
Corpuscularia lehmannii

Dinteranthus inexpectatus or Dinteranthus wilmotianus ssp impunctatus?
are they the same thing? Having trouble doing this alphabetically, may have to just go through my files and just post stuff as I come upon it.

I'll try to stick to mesembs

Ruschia maxima Pleiospilos nelii f. Royal Flush Juttadinteria albata Pot of Juttadinteria albata seedlings Juttadinteria kovisimontana bud Schwantesia marlothii Extra toothy specimen Flower Drosanthemopsis vaginata

Disphyma dunsdonii Gibbaeum gibbosum Stomatium agninum Sceletium tortuosum Carruanthus ringens Rhombophyllum rhomboideum

Here are some photos I took Thanksgiving weekend

This first one has no spot in the Succulentguide, so they need to add it.
There was a new species introduction in the CSSA Journal authored by Steven Hammer

I asked him if he had any and he sent me some cuttings

I grow it in the full sun to bring out the grey bloom.

Hallianathus griseus
Vinkelskolk I grew these from MG seed
Hartmanthus pergamentaceus Steven Hammer also sent me these
Stomatium geoffreyi
Cradock

Phyllobolus digitatus

or what all growers of this plant call it
Dactylopsis digitata

I posted some new 2015 photos here
http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtop ... &start=690" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Here are some old photos

C And D wrote:Phyllobolus digitatus

or what all growers of this plant call it
Dactylopsis digitata

I believe it should nowadays be called Mesembryanthemum digitatum.
I'll stick with Dactylopsis. I like this name...