1st one is a yucca, which im pretty sure is a succulent??
If you want babies off it, cut them off even to the main stem, let them callous over and pot them like a cactus or any other succulent.

I love echinopsis hybrids, only huge downfall here is that i cant trade outside Aus, and have like only 3 hybrids that are rather, un interesting.

Hmm wonder why people objected to this idea?

So what would cause the abortion of buds so frequently?
If mine looks like that CP, I'll be wrapped.
As i read in the topic Saguaro linked me to, it's a shame that it is sterile, i have a few Echinopsis i would have like to mix it with.

I was wondering, has anyone got one that has flowered?
During this last summer, when i purchased the plant, it seemed that it kept aborting flower buds.

I googled the plant but couldnt find a photo of an actual Haku Jo flowering ( i admit i didnt look too hard)

I love it CP might have to look out for this one.
Lately ive been buying alot of Echinopsis species, preferably with different coloured flowers. Even though theyre hybrid's once i plant them all together and they flower together, it will be quite a show.

They're all bloody amazing, but i just realized i definitely need to get a Eriosyce napina ssp. glabrescens

I would have been placing an offer to the store owner

Wow shows how much i know

Hmm might not be good for me. I love Pilocereus, but if it gets damaged and multi stems it wont have room to grow. I plan on getting alot of Pilo and odd columnars. I dont know howto work in Fahrenheit, but we can get minus 2 here in celsious, which 0 being freezing :S. But i love your plant Buck. S...

Copiapoa?

Nice find, but im not sure about the colouration, i think it might be frost damage, but i have no idea.
Also i dont think it is E.platyacanthus, maybe a ferocactus sp.

Hmm i guess i will have to protect it then. At least yours is still kicking it along.
Are all Pilocereus frost intolerant?

Looks like a decent nursery.. copiapoa to the far left?

Thanks Tony, it was the columnar i was referring to.
Ill go with that Id, i just googled it and it seems it will take very little frost before the growing tip is damaged. Looks like mines gonna be a multi multi branched specimen