majcka wrote:

jnspire wrote:

hoteidoc wrote: I pretty much LIVE on The Forum!

Peter, I am glad that I am not the only one that "lives" here...

Good Lord you two I think we must be related somehow.

Hey majcka! Your home!

Then there raises ywo other qeustions. It blooms now, can i take cutting from and the cactus won't abort further blooming? And if i made a cutting, how do i need to sent it to have the biggest chance of survival of the cutting? I would predict that the cutting would probably stop blooming. But, I d...

Thanks Jens!

Also to OP: I do own G. anisitsii (new addition to my collection).
However, I have not seen any blooms yet.
So, my determination is based on online images of the blooms and plant body comparison.

I'll throw out an idea: Gymnocalysium anisitsii.
Someone with more experience can give a more absolute determination.

It could be (and looks a lot like) common Aloe vera (barbadensis).

A close-up of the leaf (Top and Bottom) would help with Identification.

I have an excess of well rooted Aloe vera cuttings (many sizes!!!!) to sell or trade. Also, to save on shipping check out my grow trade list: http://cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=25363" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; If buying ask about prices of plants or cu...

Here is my Haworthia limifolia that bloomed recently (and still is blooming). Apparently it is also self fertile (or it accidentally got... "knocked up" haha). I found one lone pod near the bottom. I am hoping to get some seeds from it! :) Does anyone know more about the self fertility of ...

hoteidoc wrote: I pretty much LIVE on The Forum!

Peter, I am glad that I am not the only one that "lives" here...

This is a recent bloom from what I believe to be Gymnocalycium stenopleurum.
I would appreciate confirmation and/or suggestions.

This thread is intended to coincide with my grow/trade list: http://cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=25363" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I will be posting images of my collection and some of my propagation projects.

I never should have been shown that live cam. That is something I would sit watching for 19 hours (minimum) per day. :/ Besides, there are BABY EAGLES!!! Want another eagle cam to watch? http://www.wvec.com/eaglecam . You can't see anything today because it is raining and windy here but there is us...

Also, here is a link to a really cool live eagle cam: http://www.farmyou.com/falcon_cams/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I never should have been shown that live cam. That is something I would sit watching for 19 hours (minimum) per day. :/ Besides, there are BAB...

Well, just in case you don't feel fully welcomed yet (which I highly doubt). WELCOME!

Its great to have you.
I started out with cacti when I was about twelve.
I got three cacti from a neighbor who had them in coffee mugs.

I would take you up on your Pereskia/Pereskiopsis cuttings if you could ship to the states.

I doubt that you will have trouble moving them though. Plenty of people are often looking for good grafting stock!

Eek... That's a lot of plants to ID in one post. hahaha... Pic 1: Both are Astrophytum Sp. of some kind. The one on the left looks like an Astrophytum myriostigma Pic 2: looks like a collection of Ferocactus Sp. I'll post more later on if I think of the names for any of them. For now I'll leave some...