June sounds great to me! I'll Start another post soon So that we can start a list.



This was this morning!!!

You are right. Living in Florida You forget that the rest of the world has all four seasons. Not just summer and fall. April is out. Maybe July will be better. Let me know.

This is going real slow. Is April too early for a round robin?

I did the graft but did not remember what this is.

This is a hylocereus called Connie Meyer. It is a huge plant with huge flowers.

I was thinking of starting another Round Robin Trade, and thought April would be an ideal time. Soooo.. let's have some ideas how to make it work smoothly and not omit any interested members. Let's hear those ideas and find out who is interested.

It looks like a great list! Good luck with the Arthrocereus rondonianus. I have tried to grow these past the seedling stage several times. Maybe we can work out a trade in a few YEARS.

I have never seen saguaro here in Orlando. Cacti that don't like humid conditions do not seem to grow around here except in protected environment. I have seen plenty of Cereus peruvians over 20 feet tall that look like trees. I think Harriet has it right.

I am admiring the mountains in the background... It has not gotten to freezing here yet and I could use some rain. I guess we all have to complain about something. Great looking plants.

Also they may start to split. when they ripen. They can over ripen. They get mushy and sometimes the seeds start to grow inside the fruit.

Or RSS feeds?

I do not know what this is, but here is my submission.

How tall do they have to be to flower?

I cannot identify the plant, but it has a very nice flower. It appears to be bigger than the plant!

You would get much better answers to your question if you post a picture or two. You know the old saying a picture is worth a thousand words.