Some pictures from the succulent show

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The Johannesburg Succulent Society had its spring show about 10 days ago. It was very quiet, probably because the dates they chose coincided with the rugby world cup semi-finals although it couldn't have been predicted whether the national team would have made it that far. Sports-mad nations.... But, on to more interesting things in my book

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Lopophora williamsii, aka Peyote, in flower

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Another very slow-growing and collectable cactus, Ariocarpus retusus

I don't know what this is but the flowers were great

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More spring flowers, Adenium arabicum
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Another caudex plant, Pachypodium horombense

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Euphorbia species:

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Euphorbia multiceps

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Euphorbia horrida

Finally, before you experience death by scrolling:

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Crassula mesembryanthenopsis

Pelargonium tetragonum which looks a bit like Euphorbia, until it flowers
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As usual, there was a beautiful selection of plants on show, these picture are just a few of the many that caught my eye. I showed what I brought home here

Some pictures from the succulent show | Ecency