I hope he will Harald, it will be a great joy to enjoy my cacti together with him! echinocereus pulchellus ssp. sharpii SB1569 130515.JPG echinocereus viridiflorus 130515.JPG lobivia cinnabarina 130515.JPG lobivia pentlandii 130515.JPG mediolobivia brunescens 130515.JPG mediolobivia friedrichiana 13...

I have, on occasion, grown all Arrojadoa species outside here in Tucson where the winter nights sometimes get (slightly) below freezing -- but then I throw freeze cloth over them. Otherwise (and mostly) I treat them as I describe in my Cultivation notes. But that is here in southern Arizona where c...

lovely astrophytums

Good morning Arjen,
you have something much more overwhelming. . .
Congratulations!
10 days ago I was in Zeeland, nearly came to visit you. . .

thank you!
feel welcome to swing by another time you're 'in the neighbourhood'

I always find the waxy flowers of arrojadoa fascinating, too bad they need so much warmth in winter
yours look lovely

lovely flowers
I too enjoy the sight of that cleisto, the echinocereus is my favourite though

hello K.W., overwhelming as always
beautiful presentation!

very beautiful!
my sulcorebutias are slow this year, first flowers yesterday on tarabucoensis var. aureiflora

congrats on the first flower, beautiful

very lovely, too bad it's coming to an end

a shame for the blossfeldiana, not an unexpected casualty under those conditions though
you're of to a very good start with your flowers there!

I will certainly keep you in mind for that!
sensu stricta or also sulcorebutias?

here's today's load:

beautiful flowers ade!

what a lovely space, may everything grow and flourish well in there!

that pediocactus, wow! and you grow this in your garden??

hi harald, looking good there
lovely flower displays!