Here come some of the other kids from the same bunch. Most of them have large windows with few islands - no idea what kind of aucampiae they're supposed to be but they're pretty. Colorful, too: bordeaux, dark green with orange crown, beige with dark dusky dots. Makes me wonder whether they'll keep their colors once they've grown up.
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On an unrelated subject, did you know Francois Hoes from Belgium has an amazing new lithops seedlist? Lots of very interesing cultivars I was eiger to own browsing though online galleries. If you're in Europe you might want to check it out. (Yes, I couldn't resist and ordered some to my parent's home - they came within a couple of days and will have to wait for some more months to 'hit the ground'.)
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