Showing posts with label Asclepiads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asclepiads. Show all posts
Friday, July 6, 2018
Cool Stapeliad Flowers
I'm not entirely sure about this plant's identification - some references point to a Huernia, but I'll keep looking. For now, I'll enjoy the cool flowers it is pumping out - they totally look like road kill meat!!!
Friday, June 29, 2018
Unknown Asclepiad Flowering
This plant is spitting out flowers now.
With the flower, I can work on trying to identify it.
With the flower, I can work on trying to identify it.
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
New Year - Tavaresia barklyii Blooming
The big Tavaresia is starting the New Year off right!!!
A few new shoots emerging from the central section can be seen as well. I'm looking forward to seeing this plant continue to grow and develop.
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
Another One Identified!!!
Duvalia sulcata
These asclepiads are especially hard to identify - until they flower that is!!!
This one finally flowered two days ago - and checking on it this morning, the flower is still wide open. I'll try and take another picture this evening.
These asclepiads are especially hard to identify - until they flower that is!!!
Friday, October 13, 2017
Stinking The Place Up
The Stapelia grandiflora is still flowering. This time is really smelled bad...
I'm not sure if the white things are small maggots or the pollen sacks busted open...
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Update on Perla's Plants
We've been helping out at Perla's place with all her plants pretty frequently now that I'm seeing how her plants are responding to the change in season - here are some pictures of her Asclepiads -
And some other awesome plants around her garden -
And some other awesome plants around her garden -
La really likes these plants -
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
CSSH September 2017 Meeting - Asclepiads
Another awesome meeting!!! Full house and a great topic - Asclepiads to include Hoyas, Huernias, Stapelias, Ceropegia, and my favorite - Pseudolithos.
Here are some pictures of the plants that were brought in.
The "My Favorite Plant" presenters brought in Astrophytums, Myrmecodias, and Stapelia gigantea - and a few of the other plants around the meeting
We had a really great time and we were able to pick up some plants we don't already have. La picked up a new ti plant, Noe got a Hoya and I got two new types of stapeliads.
Here are some pictures of the plants that were brought in.
The "My Favorite Plant" presenters brought in Astrophytums, Myrmecodias, and Stapelia gigantea - and a few of the other plants around the meeting
We had a really great time and we were able to pick up some plants we don't already have. La picked up a new ti plant, Noe got a Hoya and I got two new types of stapeliads.
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