1. Echeveria agavoides 'Ebony'

2. Echeveria 'Mauna Loa'

3. Echeveria 'Irish Mint'

4. Sempervivum 'Galahad'

5. Agave 'Desert Diamond'

I'm not really interested in expanding my collection (at this time), but I wouldn't turn any of these down if I came across them, assuming they were reasonably priced. $9 is the most I ever paid for a succulent lol.

1. Larryleachia cactiforme

2. Lavrania haagnerae

3. Decarya madagascariensis

4. Rauhia decora

5. Bulbine torta

I'm also done expanding my collection right now... it's getting too cold in CT for mail order plants, but I did give in and buy a last batch of seeds from Silverhill smh

Odd things that are new but sell for less then 500 $

Great lists so far, it's nice to see what type of plants people gravitate towards.

Nomen, less than $500?? Wow, that leaves a big list though I know there is also a fairly large list of oddities over $500.

Neil,

what are the tasty plants!

And I want only variegata jades, sure.

1. Gollum var.

2. Legolas

3. C. arborescens var.

4. C. arborescens medio-var.

5. 'Crosby's Compact' var.

Oksana.

I have nothing I particularly want, but I love looking at the lists. I want to grow all the jades I have the very best I can.

Going to have to disqualify Neil for not following directions :) but before you are shamed away from the thread.. Are those real plants? If so what may they be?

I'm only kidding about being shamed out of the thread, you can stay but you have to sit in the corner.

Apologies for not posting the names earlier. Here they are.

Nicholas i hope i have redeemed myself now. Can i please take off my sedum dunce cap now? By the way please send my regards to Debbie and Fred.

I already have my most sought after Echinopsis hybrids--now I just have to wait for them to flower. There is a site where people post their hybrid pictures--I would love some of them, but since the people are in Europe and Japan, that's just not going to happen.

But I have to admit Neil's pictures get me to thinking.....

I think I would like a yellow flowered Hoya. All of mine are pink.

I would like an Aloe polyphylla and a place to live where I could plant it in the ground :-)

Yellow flowering hoya would be nice.

Aloe polyphylla, very nice. a few people have them here in ground but, even here they don't seem to do very well.

Maybe they do better further north by where you were Noto?

Let's put our brains together and maybe ...just maybe we could have the largest greenhouse this side west of the Mason-Dixon!

My list is at home right now, but the ones I can think of are:

1. Variegated black prince

2. Variegated string of pearls

3. Crassula Buddhas temple

4. Lophophora williamsii

5. Klanchoe figuereidoi

anyone in the US have some cuttings or seeds to share?

ps. I'm also wanting something crested!

Deva- your #4 is an interesting choice <g>

1. Euphorbia stellata

2. Euphorbia Poisoni

3. Euphorbia aureoviridiflora

4. Euphorbia tulearensis

5. Euphorbia itremensis

6. Euphorbia venefica

I just think it's so cute and a pretty shade of green. At least in the pictures I've seen.

Love all the variety here. And yes Neil the cap can come off, for now.

Coldeuphorb, I too have a strange attraction to Euphorbia regardless of the danger. I think stellata is my favorite of your choices :)

Decarya madagascariensis is my white whale right now. Can't even think of four others right now. :)

1 - Cotyledon oophyla variegata

2 - Echeveria 'Ice Age'

3 - Crassula 'Buddha's Temple' variegata (reverse)

4 - xGraptoveria 'Fred Yves' variegata

5 - Echeveria pulvinata variegata

I was all set, no wants, no needs! Then sommmmmmebody posted a picture of euphorbia obesum variegataaaaaaaa! Thanks a lot Neil!

ez

I'm with you there, Ez. I always hesitate looking at this thread in case someone posts something I will also then pine for. So far so good....

Pagan

But also check out Neochillenia occulta. (Nick is going to fine me now, for suggesting instead of listing!)

Hmmm this is fun, lets see.

1. Tephrocactus geometricus

2. Haworthia truncata var obtusa

3. Haworthia hybrids (Japanese)

4. Avonia quinaria

5. Myrtillocactus geometrizans forma cristata

here is another top 5 of mine.

1) all plants belonging to Laurent

2) all plants belonging to Greenman/Josh

3) all plants belonging to Oksana

4) All plants belonging to Notolover

5) All plants belonging to Bikerdoc/Howard

In no particular order of course.

Nicholas, your first three might be available from Tina at the site listed below. I would write her and ask what she might have. Just tell her, "Howard sent me!"

Coldeuphob, all of your wishes may be satisfied at the second link below.

Neil, I am truly honored to make your list of lists... well, for that matter, any good list like yours. Thank you, Howard

For those who desire Haworthia, I know it will be a long wait but spring will come and STC will be there to satisfy that itch! These are just a few of plants to arrive in the next couple of weeks from STC.

Haworthia 'Black Ice'

Haworthia cv pygmaea x scabra

Haworthia truncata 'Freek'

Succulent Garden

Plants Out of Africa

EZ - sorry, LOL

Thank you Howard. I think that may now be on the Christmas list :)

bikerdoc5968 it's true, except I'm in Canada so it's more tricky. One day maybe :D

Coldeuphorb, I know how difficult it is to receive plants from our side. I have sent plants to Rina a few times without a problem as well as others. I would be more than happy to assist you, if you wish. You can order the plants from a USA vendor, have them shipped to me and pay for the plants. I would in turn, place an International Mailing label on the sealed package and send it on to you. Postage can be a bit pricy and you always run the risk of Canadian Customs playing their games; there isn't an issue with USDA or Customs on this side. Because the weather is getting cold for both of us (SE Michigan), spring may be a better time.

bikerdoc5968 thanks very much for the offer, but definitely it would be spring if I took you up on the offer :D

Everything of mine other than the cacti are inside safely. I'd had to receive a dormant plant and try to figure out how to acclimate it.

My top 5? How about

1) A winterized greenhouse

2) Unlimited free sustainable electricity

3)The Crassulaceae!

4) A local cactus and succulent club! (may just have to start my own!)

5) Time (and energy) to take care of it all!

I think that covers everything at the moment!

Happy growing!

Breton

Ah, I went on a trip to a local nursery and didn't plan on it. But I came home with a E. basamifera, E. stellata, M. lugardae :D

Love the list Breton, I was curious what it took to start a C&S club but then realized I probably severely lack the time to start one. Unless I plan for it to be a club of 1 member :)

coldeuphorb, may I ask to see your E. stellata? love those ones!

Nicholas, I have no idea what it takes! I'd be happy just to find a few like-minded people to get together with occasionally and swap plants and knowledge! Thank goodness for Gardenweb!

Yup

Boy I wish i had know you wanted the 'Gollum Jade' and the 'Crosbys Compact Jade', 'Oks2n2_Siberia1', I just potted mine up yesterday! They are small, I left them in 2in pots WAY to long, hoping the new 4in pots and fresh soil will make them grow some! I have had them a long time, and just potted them up yesterday. IF you come across any Orbea Melanantha, and care to trade plant for plant,let me know.

my top 5 wanted plants are

euphorbia obesa

kalanchoe fedtschenkoi(lavender scallops)

varigated hoyas

adenium-desert rose

hoya multiflora

Coldeuphorb, those look amazing, I never realized how fat the leaves were on the one I assume is M. lugardiae in picture 3 and the leaves on stellata have such a unique pattern.

Jeci, where about are you located? I only ask because the Adenium are pretty common in a large part of the country and would be a great one to bring home and cross off the list.

I have a new top 5

Euphorbia sp nova Northern Madagascar http://www.out-of-africa-plants.com/product/euphorbia-sp-nova-northern-madagascar-a/

Euphorbia itremensis http://www.out-of-africa-plants.com/product/euphorbia-itremensis/

Euphorbia primulifolia http://www.out-of-africa-plants.com/product/euphorbia-primulifolia-3/

Euphorbia subapoda http://www.out-of-africa-plants.com/product/euphorbia-subapoda-b/

Euphorbia trichadenia http://www.out-of-africa-plants.com/product/euphorbia-trichadenia-2/

All of these are so awesome, but at this point it's just a cost issue they are so pricey. I might try to convince them to allow me to tour their greenhouse in January, which will suck more so to see them in person but also awesome to see them

Coldeuphorb, have you seen pics of the mature Euphorbia sp. Nova? I think people are calling it "Ramenae" now. It's amazing!!! The better specimens look like 2 or 3 Pachypodium rosulatum gracilius smashed together at the caudex... I love it too, hahaha. OoA has been offering a seedling a week of this species for the last couple weeks.

Have you heard of Euphorbia fusiformis? That and E. globulicaulis are my new Euphorbia favorites!

No I haven't seen them more mature than shown on the OOA site. It's amazing! Those two others are also quite nice. Though fusiformis is not too exciting to me. globocaulis is nice and I would love one some day, but it's not quite what I look for. Hard to define what it is I'm looking for, but I know it when I see it :D

jeci1974

my top 5 wanted plants are

euphorbia obesa

kalanchoe fedtschenkoi(lavender scallops)

varigated hoyas

adenium-desert rose

hoya multiflora

A pity that I live so far, I've a lot of kalanchoe fedtschenkoi, and some seeds of Adenium.

Cristina,where are you at?i have kalanchoe mortagei crenata to trade for k.fedtschenkoi,if you are in the states,and have a good sized k.fedtschenkoi i have a coral cactus to trade for it,i would love to try adenium seeds too

i am in north florida-tallahassee

1
Any lithops

2
Baby toes (fenestraria
rhophalophylla)

3 Adromischus
trigynus

4 Conophytum
bilobum

5
Gentiana urnula Harry Smith

I'm really sorry, I'm out of the US. I gave many cuttings of this plant, it grows really easily. One of the plants has turned some of its leaves into variegated ones.

This is a young Adenium:

Hey coldeuphorb, just wanted to let you know thay OoA just put itremensis seedlings up on their site!

Holy crap Ben, that's awesome. I wish I could. I am in Canada. I will be going to the US in the winter though I am trying to see if I can visit.

Coldeuphorb- Do you happen to have the name for the second pic in your "old" list? Is it an euphorbia?

ealwood. That's not a wish list. That's what I got :D

1. Euphorbia stellata (seedling)

2. Euphorbia bupleurifolia susannae cross

3. Monadenium lugardae

4. Euphorbia balsamifera