Thanks for some clarification. So I guess I have a Sansevieria 'Boncel' then.

I just looked it up. Mine is called Sansevieria boncellensis. But I suspect there is not true species called S. boncellensis and it is some hybrid anyway?

Also František Šibal from the Czech Republic has updated his seed lists. The list can be inquired via email. Send me a message if you want me to send you his email address (I don't want to publish it online). The list mostly contains South American cacti.

I do like the two Sansevierias. I came home with a greener version of Sansevieria 'Boncel' (I don't know the name it came with from memory now) when I visited the ELK (a big succulent fair in Europe) a few weeks ago. I now have four Sansevierias, of which three in my greenhouse and one stays outside...

Astrophytum asterias, probably. But not like one I have seen before. Can it be it has been grafted?

The circle of updated seedlist really has restarted.

František Nechvíl has updated his seedlist. See: www.kaktusynechvil.cz

That is still quite often. I haven't repotted a lot of mature plants since 2010...

More things gone or low on stock. I have the following species available for free to everyone, experienced or inexperienced: - Albuca sp. (one portion left) - harvest of spring 2023 - Parodia magnifica / Notocactus magnificus - harvest of summer 2022 I have the following species available for free t...

An update, as some things are gone because I have sown them myself or they are reserved for someone. I have the following species available for free to everyone, experienced or inexperienced: - Albuca sp. - harvest of spring 2023 - Delosperma sp. (one portion left) - harvest of autumn 2022 (grows a ...

Do you have good sun light during your winters? If I would continue watering in winter, my plants for sure will etiolate. For many species I don't mind allowing them to dry for a month or 5 to 6. They do shrink very nicely and it is always a joy of seeing them plump up again after their first wateri...

Probably depends a bit on the genera. Melocactus will certainly germinate well enough still. And I bet the cryptocarpic Mammillarias too.

But even if they are Fraileas, which apparently lose viability fast, I would still give the seeds a try.

Just a small update. Note: I might be sowing some winter active species myself next week, if there are no takers for them. I have the following species available for free to everyone, experienced or inexperienced: - Albuca sp. - harvest of spring 2023 - Delosperma sp. (one portion left) - harvest of...

Nice Gymnocalyciums.

Will you be going to the ELK again, two weeks from now?

Bert Zaalberg from the Netherlands has updated his seed list.
See: https://massonia.com/contact for the most recent list. He offers mostly bulbs of species growing all over the world.

I don't think misting is doing them much good. I water mine every week, every few weeks through winter (but maybe I can increase both up a bit). Mine are about 6 years old. So I hope they will bloom anytime soon too.