I HATE the fact that something non abusive such as Peyote (lophophora will.) is illegal for ornamental purposes...IN CALIFORNIA!! ](*,) ](*,) I know people who say that they would rather take a quicker growing hallucinogen... such as mushrooms. Even if one wanted to take Peyote, it takes too many sp...

Pitaya seedlings and the actual fruit the seedlings
came from. 8 Months old from seed.

34 month old same seedling near a penny.

anyone know how old Agavoides have to be to flower???

14 months old from seed, Ariocarpus Agavoides plant
next to a dime.

thanks for the trade! Here's some shots of just a few of the plants
I got from this exchange. The rest of the pereskiopsis are not in the shot. Cheers

I personally like using opuntia quitensis but thats just me.

Fantastic photos! How old are those tiny Blossfeldia seedlings?? Thanks for sharing

gemhunter178 wrote:Cute, little, "fat" seedlings!

Yup, I like to describe Lophophora to people as
"fat spinelss cacti"

Very nice germinating seedling pictures Gem. Thanks for sharing,
be sure to keep us updated, Arios are my favorite cacti.

I leave my Ariocarpus in the baggie for about a little under a year.
DO NOT put the baggied seedlings in the sun light. It will most likely cook them.

Sent you a private message

Hey Corona, I sent you a PM question about A. Agavoides, thanks! Neat photos you got here aswell.
Cheers and beers

great seedlings! the soil seems to be very rich. haven't you rot problem? Thanks, hmm no rotting problems, but some moss/algae comes up after about a year of humidity. The soil mixture they are in now has more drainage and less peatmoss. More perlite. Wow, they look plump! I hope my seeds end up so...

22 month old A. Agavoides seedling

Heres a few photos of my lophs. I ordered some more willamsii seeds online today, so Im excited to sow them as soon I as recieve the pack. roughly one year old Lophophora Williamsii http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/4270_007_1.jpg http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/4270_008_1.jpg http://w...

when I use my heating pad in the winter, I make sure the seedlings stay moist, because the bottom heat will eventually dry the soil out.
By the way what exact cacti are you growing?
Im only curious.