I love your plants! I will continue with few Gymnocalycium flowers just to show that not only the spines are beautiful in this genus, but it has also very delicate and elegant flowers. Gymnocalycium schroederianum http://www.cactusi.net/poze/thumb/5740.jpg Gymnocalycium spegazzinii v punillense VS 7...

Thank you very much!

Hello,
I have this Mammillaria plant seed grown by me. Can you tell me the specie, please?
Thank you,
Cristian

Great plant and photos!
And I know that the flower perfume is so sweet.....

Some other fresh flowers Pelecyphora aselliformis polycéphalic form http://www.cactusi.net/poze/thumb/5083.jpg Parodia macrancistra P 151 Vipos with mixed flower colors http://www.cactusi.net/poze/thumb/5084.jpg Thelocactus bicolor v texensis http://www.cactusi.net/poze/thumb/5081.jpg Thelocactus bi...

I just discovered your post. Absolutely amazing! Many many thanks!

I love those Gymnocalycium hybrides!
And Echinocereus too! Looks similar to E. russanthus neocapillus Solitario, TX from Mesa' s seed list.

Congratulations! Beautiful image!
Is it possible it will form tiny vegetative plants along floral tube and is possible to remove those and plant?
Best regards,
Cristian

Thank you so much! I keep my plants ventilated all winter with electric fans and during spring->autumn the greenhouse is almost always open so air flows continuously over my plants.I also water my plants using shower so that may help also by washing the excess nectar and fungi spores. From my experi...

Hello, I will show few photos with plants form my collection and you can see variations in flower size , shape and color. I have 3-5 plants form each location and these characteristics seem constant for each population. Glandulicactus wrightii JM136 Marathon, Tx tipical flowers in shape and color ht...