Can anyone provide a name for this Euphorbia?
It rarely decides to put any new growth on and has only just decided to flower.

Any ideas what this is?
It was a rescued piece lying on the ground in Fuerteventura some years ago and has now flowered.
Unfortunately it is disappointing and has no scent. I guess it is some form of Epiphyllum?

Sorry, the posting has swapped the photo order around!

I have only 2 Conophytums, both with lost labels.
I wonder if the 1st is Cono. x marnierianum and the 2nd, Cono. bilobum? I hope the Cono. experts can confirm.
Both are super.

Rebutia pygmaea v. friedrichiana "giving it all." It has a nice orange sheen which, unfortunately I havn't been able to capture in this photo.

Thanks Dave. Looks like you are right. Now I have been able to see similar plants on the Internet.

Can anyone ID this lovely Rebutia hybrid?
An easy very floriferous plant.

Here is my tip for seed sowing. I put the pot in a soup pot, (the fresh soups sold in most supermarkets now.)
Easier than using a plastic bag, which need support and easier to see what's growing, or not.

My 3 Sulcorebutias.
The S. aureiflora v. nidulans is a lovely colour, but it does not offset or set seed, so I hope I never lose it.

After browsing this excellent site for several years, I thought it was about time I contributed and ask for help in identifying some of my plants. The first is I think Gymnocalycium denudatum ? Opuntia violacea ? Sulcorebutia heinzii? The Sulcorebutia looks ugly on the 2-3 inch graft. I would like t...