Nice specimens and shots!

These are definetly on my wishlist..

haha

yes, it does.. maybe it would be an idea to make a new program, and compete with these mechanics-guys on Discovery ? Make cacti "hot-rods", graft new and modified heads and areoles ?

I am not a veteran in this business, but for larger cacti I have: - twined a rope around it - made a couple of nooses as i go around it - hoisted it off the old pot - tediously picked old soil away - hoisted it into new pot & soil This might of course not be suitable for all cacti, but it is a r...

Julie, that sounds like a brilliant idea

"If you love me, you have to love my cacti too!"

wow, thats an impressive plant !
I'd like to see a pic of it when blooming too..

So, should I find a girl and get married, or should I stick to my cacti ?

cool !

I wonder how it will look like when it gets older and multiheaded..

I am more or less speechless !

Allright, here is some shots of the Echinopsis subdenudatums. Really freaks, but a funny kind to graft. This funball looks like it has gone dichotomous (still not degrafted): [IMG]http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/1713/echinopsis1ns4.th.jpg[/IMG] 14-headed weirdo: [IMG]http://img406.imageshack.us/i...

All of them, except the lophs, are appx. 4 months old. The lophs are around 5-5.5 months. I don't have any ariocarpi yet, but they are on my todo-list :) Got some Aztekiums going, but they are still too small to graft beeing 6 months old. I also have various Echinopsis'es. The subdenudata's really f...

Amazing, nice shots