Aloinopsis schoonersii
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Aloinopsis schoonersii
Aloinopsis luckhoffii
Aloinopsis is a genus of dwarf succulents in the Ice Plant Family, native to arid inland regions of South Africa. This one is Aloinopsis luckhoffii, its leaves like little puffy spatulas with pebbly-textured tips. There is a scattering of larger white tubercles among the bumps on the leaf tips, and these give the plant a toothy appearance. This plant is a marvel at any time, but the yellow flowers in early spring are like icing on the cake!
-Brian
Aloinopsis setifera is native to Southern Africa.
Two very different forms of Aloinopsis rosulata. February 2022.
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Another evil-looking plant from South Africa: Calvinia wartfig (Aloinopsis luckhoffii).
The mesemb babies are looking even more like weird baby birds asking for food! (1. Antimima fenestrata. 2. Aloinopsis rubrolineata)
(1.2 months)
It's been a while since my last post- I've been busy with schoolwork! Finally got around to some repotting- Faucaria tuberculosa (top), Adromischus cooperi (bottom left), as well as Aloinopsis scwantwsii and Titanopsis calcarea (bottom right). The terra cotta pots look great, don't they?