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Image 1 — Dudleya farinosa Habitat staging, with Franciscan serpentine and chert
Image 2 — Dudleya farinosa Habitat staging, with Franciscan serpentine and chert
Image 3 — Dudleya farinosa Habitat staging, with Franciscan serpentine and chert
Image 4 — Dudleya farinosa Habitat staging, with Franciscan serpentine and chert
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Dudleya farinosa Habitat staging, with Franciscan serpentine and chert

These are the descendants of some of what I think are Altman's grown farinosa that have been colonizing my yard for decades.

u/Mammoth_Frosting2400 — 10 days ago
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My Copiapoa cinerea's spines are almost hitting the plastic pot so I repotted it to a handmade Japanese pot with The Succulentist's white sand on top.

u/lordlors — 13 days ago
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Turbinicarpus jauernigii in a Don Hunt pot

I love this little guy. Basking in the shadow of some Artemesia frigida in the garden (just for the photo).

u/In-thebeginning — 13 days ago