I found one: 350 could be Aloe hemmingii

majcka wrote:3 could be mammilaria polythele.

Of course 4 is mammillaria polythele. What was I thinking? Missed the number.

3 could be mammilaria polythele.

nachtkrabb wrote:One more! Thanks! Will we complete the list? Ruth

Eventually.

majcka, I am just talking images for me, not plants, but it could be done in the same way. I use this very website to keep track of the images. Any images or corrections that need to be added to the site, I just keep in a folder and then work through the folder as often as I can. It is a never-endi...

The only complaints i get from him is "You love and care for those plants more than you do me." :sad11: Wow really what ever gave him that idea.. LOL!!! :laughing8: :toothy4: Didn't he think of that you have only one housband with the sum of love for him and your plants have to devide the...

In my backyard only Wisteria gets that hihgt.

I'm no expert but last time i saw such disaster it was fungi. If thats so the cacti must be cut down to healthy tissue. And some fungicide couldnt hurt. But please do wait for some more tips.

for me is not the preferred species, however the ariocarpus deserves to be cultivated. need a lot of patience.thanks By all means! But I have no right place for them. Nor I have patience or knowhow. So... I let others to deal with them. Thank God such men/women exist. http://s14.rimg.info/b8b4686e1...

SnowFella wrote:What one? Back in the late 90's I spent 7 months of my life with SFOR in former Yugoslavia.

That would be Serbia. in croatia they also call it ...seat.

SnowFella wrote:I think they are called the same both here in Australia and back home in Sweden, although with the variation of "mother in laws pillow" also known.

That's what they call it in another Ex-Yugoslav republic too.

Ariocarpus is not my favourite spicies but I must edmite you did a great job. good luck with them.

You did a nice job there. I sow last year for the first time. Now thhey are about 5 mm high (mammillaria prolifera - that is)

Doesn't help that the ones she has are among others a golden barrel and a cardon....growing indoors in pots I don't expect them to ever flower! Now that you mentioned a golden barrel... does it have a nickname too? Here we call it "mother-in-laws seat" http://s3.rimg.info/6141985612708d6e...

Peterthecactusguy wrote:well, people in AZ thing I am nuts for growing spiny guys like Opuntia and Cylindropuntia, but I think they look cool and they grow well here.

Doesn't all grow well over there? OK maybe epiphitic ones doesn't. But others?