The first and last pictures are Delosperma, the middle is a flat leaved mesemb species
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Do these all grow in the garden or pots
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Yes they started in pots but graduated to the garden, their roots run deep and they survive even if I don't water them at all. In pots they tend to suffer
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I guess that when the dreaded root mealiebugs make an appearance
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Exactly! Delosperma are very easy, in fact there are species native to my area that grow wild around the house and come up like weeds in all the pots
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Delosperma are like that. Which species is local to your area?
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D herbeum: they have little white flowers and they have even started hybridising with the others that I bought, creating different coloured flowers
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Oh, that's interesting! Do a post and show us
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Ok, I will. They are by far the easiest and fastest plants I have
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