Looks like you bought yourself real big plants this time around !

When the sap has come out on the outside as in the second picture it´s a sure sign that it is a goner. But it looks like a few of the smaller pups are OK.Remove them and start anew!

Nice, very nice! A very goodlooking Disco buenekeri in the background and- is it really a huge Cintia knizei beside the cinerea?

It will fetch a much higher price than what is currently shown!There seems to be quite a lot of people willing to pay huge amounts of money to get a plant their neighbours doesn´t have. It is really a goodlooking plant and not terribly expensive. I recently saw some Hawortias on Ebay selling for mor...

A whiteflowering Ariocarpus hybrid is in flower now and M.hernandezi has big buds here in Sweden.Had -10C this morning but the GH is at +4C. Unfortunatly i have 130km one way to where i have the GH so in winter i visit only about every three weeks, so i´m bound to miss some of the early flowers.... ...

Well,I didn´t got plants, but three cactus books :D One on Thelocactus (in Polish and German)beatiful pictures, one on Echinocactus (in English)a strange little book with really good pictures and John Pilbeams book on Echinocereus, unfortunately with some less than good pictures,but interesting anyh...

Number two is without any doubt Ferocactus macrodiscus and a very nice plant indeed

Have just gotten my christmas presents to self.a Thelocactus book by G.Matuszewski, in polish and german but really beautiful pictures.Recommended Echinocactus book by Donati&Zanovello. In english. Interesting book with marvellous picturs. Recomended. Echinocereus book by John Pilbeam. Interesti...

Vey nice and mixed collection you have there. There shouldn`t be any problems with the temperature exept that a few might be burned by the sun?

I don´t believe its a beginning variegation but a sign that something is amiss and i think that the roots are in less than good condition. I would depot the plant and have a good look at the roots and then repot in a dry substrate. If the roots look like they are in growing condition give the plant ...

I believe #2 might be Melocactus oreas

Beautiful plants and very well grown.You have really started out at high speed! Have you bought the plants at nurseries or by mail order? I once visited a couple of garden centers in Denver,Co.and was really surprised by what I found there, Discocactus, Pediocactus and lots of other very interesting...

I also believe that it is a variegated "Fred"