To clarify: The wood hyacinths I have are house plants, ledebouria socialis. Here is a link that might be useful: Social plants

I'd like to trade all of your epi except Oxypetallum and ric-rac. I have 2 diffirent pink epis, yellow epi, 2 other unknow color/id epis. I also have 2 aloe (other than aloe vera, if that what you mean with common aloe). Let me know. Thanks.

I have many, and might want to trade. I'd have to go look at all of them. I know I have grace Ann, argus, glamour, poison, awesome, big buddy, and many others. I can't remember without looking. I also have. A huge pot that is mixed beautiful ones that had names years ago but someone removed all of my labels from that pot... So I that means I have at least six or so others without names (or maybe it's amnesia) I'm looking for something different looking like clown or circus circus. I'd also like some kind of neat orange one. Not an epi, but I'm also trying to find a red banana. I'd send a whole butt load of cuttings for a red banana. No joke! This is awesome as it was blooming in my window at work, but you can't really see the magenta and red blending, but you can see my hand holding it. Thanks, Chris

I can't tell for sure, obviously. But whatever is it it's not good for a plant. Any insect or disease needs to be taken care of. It looks like a mealy bugs, the white cottony mass is usually sign of them. Try wiping the leaves with a cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol, or a q-tip. Try shaking the piece over sheet of paper & see if any tiny 'things' fall on it - spider mites are very small, sometimes you can find them this way. Spider mites make webs too, slightly different than mealy bugs. Using insecticidal soap/spray or neem oil should help to get rid of them.