Amazing!!!
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Keep meaning to consistently include the LLIFLE links to the species I post. Interesting stuff to read and it’s where I learn a lot of what I know. Some great specimen photos.
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/CACTI/Family/Cactaceae/2100/Obregonia_denegrii
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Happy birthday! She’s a beauty. 
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Happy Birthday!!! 
Beautiful orchid- love those colors 
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Gorgeous! Are they difficult to grow?
Happy Birthday to You!!! 
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Not really hard but easy to kill if that makes sense.
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Your plant and it’s bloom is amazing! Thanks for the link. Really something that it is only endemic to one tiny area.
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Process of a little monkey monster:
New little resident (right in the middle)
… 6 weeks ago!
Now!
Boom! 
6 weeks later… (???)
I will let her grow as a hanging plant.
Only point the leafes seam a bit skinny, but this shall pass. 
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looking beautiful - even the deer are in awe! 
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I was too late with putting the flower branch up.
But she is still lovely though.
So many big 🩷 flowers!
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A new euphorbia horrida, “African Milk Barrel”
Quite different from the one I have already, which is clustered, green, and columnar.
Rounder, whiter individuals such as this are more sought-after. This one is a stunner, could very well be a bonafide specimen as she ages more.
The perks of direct access to growers.
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/SUCCULENTS/Family/Euphorbiaceae/13381/Euphorbia_horrida
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We moving soon and I’ve been cleaning up my potted beauties that I’ll have room to take, repoting some and see who joined me on my favorite Christmas cactus. I was startled and then I just became so emotional. I’d love to take this anole with me as often when drinking it was my closest friend. Plants are such lovers in life.
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Such a cute little fella. Almost missed him 
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