Great garden Franck and welcome to the forum!

Saguaro123 wrote:
Haageocereus is the best choice for now I think.

I don't think it's the best choice, I think it's the only choice! It looks exactly like H. multangularis. IMO a very attractive species.

daiv wrote:(Except when the cats knock over one of your plants!)

I woke up this morning to find out my cat had eaten all the spines off my L. principis. Even though it made me pretty mad, I hope he doesnt get sick from it.

That's a lot of buds! It's gonna be some show!

Impressive flowers!

I only use tap water and my plant's seem happy and healthy. Although I might give rain water a try this year. Distilled water is just not a cost effective option for me. Too many plants!

Lithops bromfieldii 'Embers' is one of the coolest Lithop I've ever seen! Nice!

Hello and welcome to the forums!

Hello and welcome to the forums!

That a really cool Sansevieria , Nathan! I think it looks much better in it's natural state unbraided.

Great looking Pachys you got there!

It's a Opuntia (not sure what species :? ). But it looks like it's not getting enough light, which is called etiolation. The cactus is not supposed to be so thin. The plant stretches itself unnaturally in a desperate effort to get more light. The damage is permenant and the only thing you can do is ...

I agree with Ian. But like Peterb said I would inspect the roots before I watered. Better yet repot and wait a week then water.

No. The stripes are highly variable on this species.

Harriet wrote:Spring is finally springing!

Finally! I just wish it was springing up here in DE!
That's a very nice Haworthia, Harriet.