First one is, not sure on the second, the third is a Graptopetalum, although I would have no idea on the species

I noticed that too when I ordered a few plants from them a couple of weeks ago, we won't be leaving for a while yet so still some time to get some orders in (I know I will), it won't affect seeds though, thankfully

The CactiGuide Forum has a section just for Cactus ID which is very useful. All your cacti should be able to get an ID pretty quickly!

I looked up T_B's suggestion of disphyma and search 'Disphyma in cornwall' and look what came up! http://www.diomedia.com/public/;jsessionid=4D026BF98E76AC8ED5E1768CDC53CE29.worker1en/9248824/imageDetails.html The same wall, and possibly even the exact plant that I got the cutting from! :grin: So is...

The for the reply, the flower was purple almost exactly the same colour as this --> http://www.botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/potd/ ... ooperi.php

Thanks Rod, I do hope so too

Hi James, Is this the plant which flowered or a cutting from it? If the latter then what size was the plant which flowered? What time of the year did it flower and how large was the flower? I suppose the other piece of info which might be relevant is where did you get it from? Best wishes, Suzanne ...

Similar to Psammophora, although it seems a little too eager to be that. Does it have sticky leaves? Or maybe Khadia. Relatively easy summer grower if you can keep the mites off it. The leaves aren't sticky, some extra information I probably should have mentioned. It's a cutting from a plant that w...

I posted this on the CactiGuide and unfortunately I couldn't get an ID on it. It has flowers almost identical to Delosperma cooperi (but to me the leaves look different) and has a wooded stem when it gets larger. For some scale in the pictures, the pot is cut off from a seed tray so it's about 1 inc...

I'm new to this forum but I'm a member of the CactiGuide forum so a couple of people will know me from there. For those who don't I have a very small collection of just 9 cacti, Echinopsis eyriesii, Echinocereus adustus, Notocactus curvispinus, Rebutia heliosa ssp. theresae, Schlumbergera truncata (...