Maybe you need one of these?

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My Cleisto hasn't flowered and I have had it for several years now. It's about 2 feet tall with 6 columns. Do I just need to be patient?


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I have repotted the plant today by cutting away the old pot and then handling it by the root/soil base. A few spines ended up in my hands but otherwise very little damage was done. I did as Jim_Mercer said and prepared the new bowl by making a mould of compost around the old pot and dropping the roo...

I want to pot up a Mammilaria spinosissima that has finished flowering, into a larger and more attractive pot. How do I do it without breaking the delicate spines?

Thought I would share this with you.

This is the first flowering of the season for me. It's a Turbinicarpus beguinii from NickG. Thank you!

Lithos wrote:Yep - Echeveria glauca

Thank you!

These are the leaves.

My wife took this picture of an Echeveria that is nearly always in flower except for the winter months. She has a great eye for composition I think. Anyone care to identify the species please?

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