last week the school i work at served dragon fruit. don't know if anyone has ever tried it but it isn't too bad. has the texture of a kiwi but not a lot of flavor. i saved one of the ends to try and save some seeds to grow. if you want to see anything about dragon fruit go to google and type in drag...

that last one is really cool. what a nice surprise to have babies popping up in your garden.

looks like a stapelia gigantia to me. not 100% sure though.

i don' know what it is but it is very cool.

very, very nice flowers. you make me jealous mine aren't blooming yet.

very nice, love that huernia in the back row.

welcome and happy learning.

i've heard people call that a crumpled cows horn.

that's one funkt looking bloom on that cactus.

now that's just about the prettiest thing i've ever seen.

that's ome way to recycle, and kind of cool too.

i have never had any luck at growing seeds but i am going to try again this spring. i'm going to take the advice of some of you fellow cactaholic and succulent growers and try new methods that i have never tried before.

wow, that is one beautiful huernia zebrina. i kind of have a soft spot in my heart for heurnias. i think they are very interesting plants. i currently have 22 specise right now. i also have 9 orbeas and 6 stapelias. i also have a piaranthuis, baynesia, echidnopsis and a caralluma. i have added quite...

if you have any more I would be intersted in a pad or two. can get you my address if you have extra.

gotta love that chocolate brown flower of that first echinomastus.