Aloinopsis schooneesii

by Fluitvis

I planted these two outside in a rock garden bed in Germany. They survived their first winter quite well (with rain protection ofc) and bloomed last weekend. In the same bed Ruschia rupicola and Stomatium mustellinum also did well, but haven't bloomed yet. I'm excited to try out more cold hardy mesembs this year 😁by Lithuvien

Aloinopsis schoonesii, purple clone.by Pepsterrr

Aloinopsis rubreleanata did pretty good being in the mail for over 2 weeks below freezing by pachy1234

Aloinopsis schooneesii and Gibbaeum dispar flowering. Love my winter growers.by drfizzy210

One is flowering. It seems to open up late afternoon through dusk. by bizzznatchio

Surprise from my Aloinopsis shooneesii! Found this little guy hiding in between its leaves.by AsleepNotice6139

My mesemb planter has finally started flowering for me! All but the central plant are my seedlings and I've never seen the flowers for most of them. I've also included my Aloinopsis rosulata seedlings first flower. I love the red streaks!by KiwiFella07

Considering the interest in my purple Titanopsis primosii I thought I'd share the other twin freaks of my collection - two Aloinopsis rosulata that appear to be retaining orange-pink variegated stripes. The images don't do the plants justice as these colours are quite striking. Like the Titanopsis primosii, I hope these persist and I can make a union. One is indoors the other outdoors. Also thought some might be interested in this Titanopsis calcarea. It's not even 9 months old and is already producing a flower bud. Not sure how normal this is for the genus but I've only seen

Aloinopsis/Deilanthe thudichumii seedlings after 5 weeks and Steven Brack habitat photoby Pollinator-Web

Aloinopsis rubrolineata seedlings split up and repotted after 4.5 months and bonus flower photoby Pollinator-Web