Rufaro nice thread and very interesting . Here in South Africa , Zimbabwe is again in the news for the wrong reason with much doom and gloom so it is inspiring to hear and read about your successes in a tough and challenging situation . The pandemic has hit us hard in South Africa and I suspect the real damage will show itself in the months to come plus I also fear our neighbours will also feel it
The need for us to become self sufficient is now more than ever not a matter of choice but of necessity . I cannot see Southern Africa progressing if we do not learn to grow our own food and share the knowledge.
Your succulents posted 5 months back - the first one looks like a member of the Sedum genus and r popularly know as jelly bean plants.Most of the members of the Sedum genus are from the Northern Hemisphere The 2nd picture looks more interesting and could be a member of the Cotyledon or Kalanchoe genus. Zimbabwe has a rich and diverse flora and is well represented with succulents. I visited Zimbabwe in 1990 but was not interested in botany in those days but I would plan to re visit Zimbabwe and explore the wonderful flora it has to offer
