Hi, seems to be difficult to contact you any other way bar this one.
I am really interested in it. Can you e-mail me at david_phil@outlook.com the price of it etc. for me, please?
Thanks

Hi, I would be interested in a Copiapoa cinerea columna-alba of any size? That is one Copiapoa I have been trying to get for my collection.

I have one or two. I'll start with Brachystelma filifolium. I had it for a few years, growing fine then dead!

Hi all, I have had this lovely hybrid for a number of years now but not sure of its name. I think it could be "elenor". Any ideas?

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Hi, I'm always looking for Brachystelma seeds. I have B. filifera and will try to get seeds from that this year. It is now starting to bud.

Well done indeed! Great little things.

Thanks to both of you. I have it in a pumice and compost mix. It grew well last year and flowered but it just didn't produce any roots. It does soak in the water. I will leave it soak for a while. There isn't much corkiness to the base. I even scraped off some but that didn't make any difference.

Hi all, I bought the above as a nice looking caudex about a year and a half ago from Toobees. There were a few others for sale so others have them too. My problem is, it refuses to root. It grew last year and flowered but it will not produce roots from the caudex. Soon it will dry out completely to ...

I don't know why they are not so popular as they are fairly easy to grow and have interesting spines and of course, beautiful flowers. A beginners joy. My favourite is ottonis.

Hi, I bought a number of bags of Cornish granite chippings from B & M stores last year. Worked well, but they don't supply it any more. I usually plant a Sedum cutting in a small pot of pure grit or chippings and see if it roots and grows. If ok, then I use it.