I wander if some one bought it.

Dank U.

One of the cacti has roots coming out underneath the pot, does it need to be repotted?

Can somebody give advise about if i should start a list with what cacti i have? I got at least 40 cacti. With some i am not sure of it is one or more in one pot.

if you go to the back and then left, there were fields almost comletely covered with flowers. It is great there. The storie about the greenhouse sounds famillure to the storie about my grandsparents shed. I got the G. berchtii, G. achirense v. orientale, Ept. micromeris, G. carolinense v. Ludwigii, ...

Jens, if i can read it wright(i haven't got my glases on and althought the handwriting is neat, i find it difficult to read), it should be a Taltaleniis esmeralde. Correct me if i spelled it wrong.

Jens wrote:Thats an eriosyce isn´t it Robinj?

Could be, i have no idea. I shall take a look at the label it has tomorrow.

Thanks all. I warned my mum that there was a chance for this to happen.

Could this be a saipinense. That is what is standing on the little tag it has.

Eriosyce taltalensis var. paucicostata
A cactus of myself whith a little red stinger which is exactly the same colour in real life.

I got one with about 20 maroon red buds which are to small to take a picture from. But i got another woth something red.

That i did 3 from every kind is just as a test batch. So i can try to grow some with out using half my supply

It shure does. I couldn't help me from stopping sowing seeds. Fortunatly i only sowed only 3 seeds from every kind i have.

Today i paid Ludwig bercht a visit. After the explanation about how he got the greenhouse we got a tour around his greenhouse. Unfortunatly, i forgot the camera. There are lots of blooming cacti and He told some things about cacti he got. Eventually he brought me on th idea to build a little green h...

The cuttings i had cut for myself and for a girl on the island in the northsea are when i checked to day. The place that was attached to the mother plant was shrunk into the cutting.