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Yeah exactly lol
This was an attempt earlier but my battery kept dying and I ended up grouping them!

Various aloe's



Kalanchoe blossfeldiana various colours, red, white, pink, orange, yellow






Crassula ovata



Echeveria agavoides





Gasteria little warty



Haworthia limifolia





Spineless opuntia noid




Kleinia stapeliiformis





Noid





Echinopsis chamaecereus graft





Noids! Front center pilosocereus azureus?




Noids! Mammillaria?



Noids! Notocactus? N.magnificus, N.leninghausii




Cleistocactus strausii, cephalocereus senilis





Noids! Cereus? Monstrose? cereus wild crest?




Rescue plant! Pilosocerus pachycladus? Other side badly burned by heat from the fire



Survivors! Lost a microdasys from this pot and burned the other 2! Same incident as the pilosocereus above. :doh:



Schlumbergera









Sempervivum



Very few of these have been officially id'd on here so if anyone spots something feel free to comment!

Wow Sy you have alot of plants! Looks great!!

Sy, you have a wonderful collection! I never expected someone in Ireland loving cacti and succulents, but it's very nice!

Wowzers!

I'll try my shot at some IDs! Be sure to open the pictures as I attached numbers with the ones I IDed/attempted to ID.

#1 + #3. Same cactus actually! They're baby Echinocactus grusonii 'Golden Barrel' (they look so different as adults).
#2. Mammillaria hahniana 'Old Lady Cactus'
The more "naked" one up front looks like a Mammillaria to me, I'm just not sure which one.


4. Parodia magnifica 'Balloon Cactus'


5. Okay, this one I'm not 100% sure so you may have to get a second opinion (it was a little hard to see it's spines), but I believe it's Mammillaria spinosissima 'Red Headed Irishman' Some of their spines vary from cactus to cactus. My Mother has one that's more half white/half red and some are very red all the way down the spine.

Thanks everyone!
In the pic i tagged pilosocerus the one on the right looks like P. Chrysacanthus?

#1+3 are the same @hamwild thanks for the id! I've had one of them for over a year and the larger one more recent!
#2 yes hamwild got it id'd as M. Hahniana from thijs awhile back.
The more naked one and the far back might be the same also Im not sure! Looks like M. Polythele! The back left I think is M. Spinosissima "rubrispina"
5 does look like M. Spinosissima and beside is pilosocereus azureus!

Sorry greg/karen I swore I replied yesterday but guess not! Id love to have more greg! Ive got a few other non succulents in te house too! Karen to be honest it was a work friend who got me into cacti and apart from that I don't know anyone else who keeps succulents in my area!
Update on is it unusual or not for uk/ireland? Maybe not karen I've been loiking into that and there's quite a few cactus/succulent events happen in ireland! Mostly in dublin by the looks! I will have to pay them a visit someday.

Sy, they are quite addicting to grow, especially since most are so easy to propagate too. Just got to watch out for their dormancy periods. Leaving them alone is your best approach, which at times is the hardest thing to do.

Got to share the photo of my Senecio anteuphorbium, this particular one has grown so tall, about 48 inches tall now, I guess it really liked that part sun side and the warmth from the house at night during this cold season, new leaves forming too, but not able to do any blooms yet, unlike the other one on another location in my garden.
This is the only one that grew that tall, the other anteuphorbiums remained at a short and manageable level. Maybe in Spring, I will have to cut and replant, it is getting way too tall.

They really are addictive tarev
Yea tarev I agree! Leave them alone! I have them all back at the window now so hopefully I don't have to move them again! You know its quite funny! I have so many at the window i actually have to go outside and look in to see the front row.

Nice tarev! Love your usage of the cages, its something I would have never considered until I seen your tillies.
I have some red bricks lying about, I think ill plant some semp chicks in the holes come spring.

How are your winters in your area Sy, do you get snow or more rains?

Mostly rain and some frost tarev! one year.. maybe 3-4 years ago it dropped below -15°c but that is rare here!

I wonder if we will have a rainy winter this time..November is proving to be drier than October.

Very wet here.. back to normal

AArgh! Just made a clumsy booboo!! My phal orchid container, fell on my schlumbergera! Trying to stay positive..now I have schlumbergera cuttings, but it really decimated the size of the mother plant ugh!. And my phal orchid..fingers crossed..don't know now if those injured leaves will last, and it is just barely waking up from its slumber..boohoo! feeling bad, it is my 6 year old noid phal. Hope it tries for a keiki with the clumsy abuse it got from me today!

tarev said:AArgh! Just made a clumsy booboo!! My phal orchid container, fell on my schlumbergera! Trying to stay positive..now I have schlumbergera cuttings, but it really decimated the size of the mother plant ugh!. And my phal orchid..fingers crossed..don't know now if those injured leaves will last, and it is just barely waking up from its slumber..boohoo! feeling bad, it is my 6 year old noid phal. Hope it tries for a keiki with the clumsy abuse it got from me today!

Now that's making lemonade out of lemons.

Oh dear tarev, hope it works out! Atleast you get some cuttings to salvage! I had a mammillaria with hooked spined and it got ripped of the fireplace a few times! Last time it got knocked off it landed upside down and bust open! It was flowering too

Aww..I hate it when they come falling down like humpty dumpty
Trying to see where I will put my schlumbergera cuttings..I wonder if it will be okay with my Dracaena marginata..hmm..will play around with it.

@syzone8aUK,

Okay, I finally got you some pictures!

Notocactus scopa




N. haselbergii




The color of the spines, separation of the spines, and the length are different. I'll have to wait for pictures of blooms until next year (the N. scopa bloomed, you can see all the seeds , but I failed to take a picture when it bloomed ).