I also say R. heliosa condorensis

Thanks guys thats great

Any one know this sedum?
Thanks

Looks like A. harlana to me as well

If your a Stapeliad fan Shoal Creek is open again
cacti & other succulents also.

Old man cactus & Kara nursery have or will soon be adding new items.

Bob

Hello,you can leave them on the Pereski for twice that long or longer you could just grow the Harrisia from seed in the soil for 3-4 years while your Epithelantha ect.seedlings are growing on the Pereski stocks then after 3-4 years graft the seedlings on the Harrisia. BTW welcome to the forum and th...

WOW,now that is nice
great work Bill

I have one that looks just like it
labeled M. brachycaulon

Can I grow Lophophora williamsii without being arrested? Sure you can,many many people in the US do either from seed or a plant grown here in the US I would say the risk of getting a slap on the wrist would be less than 1%. But try and import a plant [-X very bad idea then I would say the risk of ge...

I have also rooted Harrisia and Myrtillocactus in water in less time than the regular method. That goes against everything common cactus literature has taught us! :lol: i would have thought that the cuttings would have rotted, other than the pereskiopsis Thats what I thought also,but hey it works :...

Thats great hob,soon you will have so much of
it you wont know what to do with it.I have also
rooted Harrisia and Myrtillocactus in water in less
time than the regular method.
Next I will try C.peruvianus

here is my one and only try so far,6 weeks after grafting.I used F.glaucescens f. inermis
it sat and did nothing for 5 weeks and this last week it has really taken off.kinda blurred pic
Bob

Nice job Loph,its almost like you've been peeking in my window

One of my unknowns opened today,so now I know its red.

Ok I have enough now Thanks to all who helped and all who offered