What about Haworthia, and Gasteria

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Crasulady2 Valley Village, CA Nov 01, 2002

Who of you collect these two species? Any suggestions for black spot? When do you take your offsets? Norma dba Crasulady

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toadlily Grandview, TX(Zone 7b) Nov 04, 2002

I have a couple of Haworthia also, but I don't have them identified. Any websites for good identification on these guys?
TL

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Crasulady2 Valley Village, CA Nov 04, 2002

Not that I know of. Breck Breckenridge has a forum going on these two species. He may have a website. Bayers book would be a good place to start if you need pictures, and there is a forum availablem, He claims to have a national collection which we don't have in this country. We don't live in England, they do have national collections. The largest collector of Haworthia that I know is Bob Kent. Steven Hammer may be as well, and is a real expert. Bruce Bayer is a known expert in Africa.

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philomel Castelnau RB Pyrenée, France(Zone 8a) Nov 04, 2002

Hi both
I came across this site and wondered if it might help. Lovely plants!
http://www.haworthia.com/Species/Haworthia.htm

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toadlily Grandview, TX(Zone 7b) Nov 04, 2002

Thanks Philomel! Will check it out when I get home. Not supposed to be on the internet while I'm at work, but I put a modem in my work pc and connect when no one is looking, hehe. Just can't stay away from DG!
TL

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philomel Castelnau RB Pyrenée, France(Zone 8a) Nov 04, 2002

LOL TL

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toadlily Grandview, TX(Zone 7b) Nov 04, 2002

(wink) nobody can be good ALL the time :-)

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