Very nice!

Cool! I did end up trying this one, it survived winter just fine but melted about halfway through the spring. One day I might try it again, maybe try making a little crevice type spot for it to grow.

...wow

Great plant!

Hahaha I'm not so much concerned about it falling off as I am about me knocking the plant over and breaking it off (yay klutziness!). Don't worry about the picture, I trust you.

I could live with that...as long as the top doesn't roll away!

Thanks!

I just got an Uncarina (but not this species) and this is making me super excited for it to get bigger! Great plant!

http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1222_DSC028382_1.jpg I'm pretty sure the growing point on my baby saguaro got damaged last spring judging by how wonky the new growth has been coming out (I'm guessing that button of growth is not how this guy would normally grow). My question is will this ha...

My guess is the bragging rights. Either way it was fun to see!

Pretending that space isn't an issue I'd go epiphyllum all the way. I love the ridiculously sprawling growth on them! Even without flowers they're still among my favorite plants

I'm so jealous of that P. schottii! They all look great

So pretty!

I once worked on a project in college that had very similar results to this. We were studying the genetic drift (or accumulation of mutations) in Nelly White easter lilies (the dominant cultivar on the market). Turns out after 50 or so years of selling them, each grower now has distinct plants becau...

heck even if you repot it you still run the risk for bugs, there are plenty that live on the surface of the plant. I always douse mine with insecticidal soap once or twice before I bring them in and again about a week after they've been inside.