A_G_R wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2019 10:01 pm Hi Spok,
Beautiful cactus and photos! The Turbinicarpus in questions is T ysabelae

Sorry for the late response. So, it turns out I have 2 T. ysabelae. Thanks!

Hello Spok, I agree with the forum users, who are calling your collection an excellent one with beautiful, rare and healthy cacti and succulents. Of the last set of images you posted the Pelecyphora strobiliformis is my favorite. However, I also admire most of the other cacti shown. Are the first t...

Harrisdunlap wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2019 11:51 pm What a beautiful collection! I particularly like the M. Luethyi.

Thank you! I am happy you like my plants.

dinfelu wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 12:59 am hello Spok

Thanks for sharing your beautiful blooms

Congratulations

Thank you, dinfelu!

Hello everyone. I haven't been able to participate in the forum for a while now. I try to keep up with all the unread posts. In the meantime, here are some photos of some plants blooming. 20190421_123717.jpg 20190421_123826.jpg 20190421_123839.jpg 20190421_123902.jpg 20190421_123910.jpg 20190515_111...

Good morning everybody The last days, the weather has been rainy so many blooms withered without ever opening. I was looking forward to seeing for the first time my Stenocactus coptonogonus and multicostatus blooming so I was disappointed. I was lucky enough to see my new Cintia knizei opening its f...

Last week was quite warm and sunny, and I enjoyed some early blooms First my avatar, mammillaria luethyi,which I only got this autumn 20190401_160631.jpg 20190409_160712.jpg My lovely Gymnocalycium reductum var. leeanum 20190401_155914.jpg and last Echinocereus viridiflorus with a lovely scent 20190...

Very nice collection, Keith, with some very desired plants. They all look great despite the compression of the photo.

You have a very nice collection,indeed. All the plants look very healthy. Do you grow them in a soilless mix or is this the top dressing? Also, can you tell me which Gymnocactus is in the last photo? It has very intense coloured flowers. And am I right to guess it is Glandulicactus uncinatus we see ...

What a sight! Amazing flowers. It has grown a lot, are you going to repot it soon?
It is on my wish list thanks to you!

Hello, K.W. I have the same question about photo 218534. I would guess a Turbinicarpus.

Great photos with stunning plants! You are a great grower.

Great looking plants as always!

I love your Echinocactus texensis. I looks so good planted in the ground(as do all your other cactus). I have a very young one. I hope it lives long enough to bloom.

Yes, baldianum has very vibrant red colour, it is a favourite. It's the first time for me to see Echinocereus pentalophus, it has a very sweet flower colour. Does it has a scent?

I hope someone more experienced answers. I live in a similar zone. The cold wouldn't be a problem but I think the lack of direct sunlight is.