Just re-potteed (tricky job for sure!)
(overhead)
(in situ)
‘Mt Tiger’ Aloe is said to be a mini-ature form of millotii aloe. With narrow leaves and long white stripes and teeth, it’s shown here in a large pot as a dense mound of interwoven leaves.
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Cacti propagation
Some of the big guys
Assorted goodies
Terrarium example
A wee cutie
Cacti in flower, from above
Some shots of the cacti room at Ponsonby Plants, a popular stop for cacti of all sizes, succulents too (of course).
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Succulent container no. 17 is a pot of succulents and cacti.
Hand made bonsai pot
Mix of cacti and succulents with loose stones. The echevaria on the right is an echevaria pulidonis, native of Mexico.
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Hand-thrown pot by Marie Hewartson (Aust)
A blend of succulents and cacti – with white sand and a hand-made pot. Watered once a fortnight.
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Some unusual buggers in this old vintage pot. Starting at the top in the image above, we have:
Sulcorebutia Cylindrica Crucensis
Copiapoa Laui Lau
Obregonia Denegrii (a true cactus)
“Maori Doll” Euphorbia (euphorbias are technically not a cactus)
Unique – “Maori Doll” Euphorbia close-up
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