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What's looking good in November 2021

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  1. Zigs

    Zigs Young Pine

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    Looks lovely Jewell :)

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    Zigs Young Pine

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    Calandrinia grandiflora (Rock Purslane) :)

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    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Will try to post and answer a few questions. Life has been full of surprises and changes.
     
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    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    A little cactus that is almost perpetually in bloom, a mouse tail variety that bloomed heavily for the first time, but is about finished and a few old orchids that are reblooming. The last is a substantial hanging plant in the African violet family that continues to have a few blooms I really like. 0ACCB6CB-8F34-4198-BC49-37AE5F0B0DE3.jpeg 83227ABF-3FA5-4E7C-A37D-58325F2D6F68.jpeg 653C0A79-E010-4BD4-834F-D8972B7EC0CC.jpeg 2FAD6484-A6F5-4AD7-8686-122CE018AD13.jpeg 87854664-E088-47DE-9371-DBFC1FB2F20B.jpeg
     
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    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    I enjoyed seeing your plants so much.
    You always show such interesting plants.
     
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    Zigs Young Pine

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    Ooo, cactus looks a lot like Mammillaria gracilis but with whiter spines. But that only flowers earlier in the year. Is it one of the Coryphanthas @Jewell ? :)
     
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    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Have no idea Zigs. It was from a big box hardware store. It seems to take a break from blooming Jan-March but bloomed all summer and is still going strong. Very prolific and has never gotten very big. Might be because I repot small arms regularly and give away the parent plant. It doesn’t develop sharp spikes until the plant is older. I usually keep only the little arm starts so was surprised by a nasty jab while relocating it this month. Whatever it is I find this little cactus rather enduring.
     
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    Zigs Young Pine

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    Just been looking under Escobaria but there's loads of them :D I'll keep looking :nerdy:

    This is my Mammillaria gracilis...

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    Our Bibi Mazoon is looking good on the last day of November. She is an Austin rose, light fragrance and blooms when she wants.
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    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    Its a lovely thing, isn’t it. I could look at that thing all day long.

    There is a plant called “kaffirlelie” in that tint which is a lovely thing to see. It blooms long— they are blooming now. I am determined to acquire some for next year.
     
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    Love those plants, @Jewell , I really do!

    I'm not a cactus expert but I think I managed to kill one similar to Jewell's a few years back. I think the label said Gymnocalycium?

    Your rose is beautiful @marlingardener ! I only have frost roses now.
     
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