Cuttings! If you can make cuttings that would be your best bet. If you do not wish to take that route transplant them elsewhere. I love that spiraling cactus you got there.

Daiv, are you sure? Or am I missing something.

Wowzers that is cactus heaven! Look at the caespitosa lophs *does the Quagmire giggity giggity dance*.

Hello Barbara from Italy! Welcome to cactiguide.com. Lovely vista of your town. Always wanted to visit Italy, the views are breathtaking. Must be nice to see that every morning.

Wow that agave was pregnant with 10 kids. Haha that is definately a cool picture.

That is really cool looking. Never seen one of those Euphorbias before.

I read this a while ago on http://lophophora.blogspot.com/ It is really unfortunate for the peyoteros, they are a dying breed, just like the lophophora they harvest. It seems like cultural genocide, and it saddens me. Thank you for spreading the word Peter. This is very important for all who cherish...

I harvested 6 seeds off the fruit. And then I noticed there was a second fruit forming. I am pretty psyched from that good news. After harvesting the first pod, I tasted the tiny fruit and it was not bad. Not too sweet, but had a bit of sugary goodness. But it was too small too have a real good anal...

That is pretty cool. I guess from the ashes it is reborn better than before.

Wow that is an awesome picture, never seen them in their natural habitat. Thanks for the pics.

I would love to see pictures of your seedlings. I don't think I had the pleasure of seeing truncatas that young before.

Cool, thanks for the ID Iann. I happened to get lucky and got 2 of these for a very reasonable price.

Here is the shot of the back.

The Ario is about 2.5". It might be a monstrose but not too sure, the labeling was kind of funky.

First one is the Lime Green. I am not sure why it looks like that. Hopefully it will turn better once it has gotten used to the repot. I got these from Arid Lands, and I think that was their last Lime Green.