Fockia edulis and others

I will post pictures of several of my caudiciforms, including a few where I have lost tags. Any comments about incorrect ID, culture suggestions, etc. are very welcome.

The first is Fockia edulis:

The next I have lost the tag, and would appreciate an ID:

#3 is Dorstenia foetida

#4 is Pelargonium klinghardtense knuth; I am not sure if this is considered a caudiciform or not though:

A Senecio tropaeolifolia, looking a bit sad:

#6 Adenia glauca

#7 an unknown:

#8 Ficus palmeri

#9 (and last), trichodindema bulbosum; it has lovely purple flowers, but I don't know what makes it bloom. I think I remember they bloom in winter. Any culitivation tips are welcome!

Susan in Minneapolis

Susan, like all your plants, especially, #3 and #9! 8>) So glad to see other postings in this forum. Sorry cannot help you with any cultivation tips; I do 'goggle' a lot about my plants and naturally, check DG. Thanks for sharing.

Larry

I think #2 is Ibervillea tenuisecta and #7 is a Monadenium, probably M. guentherii or M. montanum.

Great caudiciforms. Thanks for sharing!

Awesome!!
I have several of those too.
Id love to aquire a trichodindema bulbosum someday
That plant is awesome looking.

They are wonderful. I have most of them and can't get enough.

I was just looking at my plants and I can't believe how much my dorstenia grew this year. It, at least, tripled in size.

Beautiful plant, thanks!

Larry

Susan what a collection you have! I'm into fatplants to!! Where did you pick all of yours up or did you grow them from seeds?

SallyD luv your dorstenia. Look at all the flowers!

:) Donna

Donna,
I have gotten some from Glasshouse Works, Arid Lands, Miles' To Go, Logee's, Top Tropicals, Old Man Cactus, and from Dennis Hoidal (a local grower). I didn't grow any from seed intentionally, but a couple have reseeded volunteers that I have kept.

SallyD,
I really have to try your growing methods. As they say, the proof is in the pudding, and you certainly have good pudding!

Susan

Indeed ;)

The Fockia edulis is in bloom, for the first time, I think. Not a beauty, but interesting.

Susan in Minneapolis

Wow! You've got the touch!!
:) Donna

Definitely, different, Susan.

;~}
Larry

Anybody have any sources for Fockea edulis seed?