Jane, what Richaud means is that this plant needs another couple of years and a few tens of centimeters before its old enough to flower

I believe Rob is talking about the new booklet on Turbinicarpus.If it is like the others in this series its 144 pages with a little text and a lot of pictures,mostly good ones.

Shame on you! You shouldn´t be boasting about the new issue of Cactus World since it would probably be at least three weeks before i get mine

Yeah,pseudopectinatus is always in a hurry to flower.I´m hoping that my ones won´t flower until mid-april when our cactus-gang here in Stockholm will have a display table at the countrys biggest garden fair!

I´m going up to the greenhouse next week, but don´t expect all that much of buds yet. Day temps are about -4-5C and nights -15-20C, but there is also some sunshine so all hopes are not lost.....

There is also the possibility to join one of the buses going to ELK in september. Cacti and cabbages galore! And cheap too!

Hello Richaud! Very,very beatiful! i don´t often have flowers on my uebelmannias but these flowers seems to be much bigger than on my plants and also opening more wide.

My wife likes Parodias since the flowers lasts for a long time. I have a lot fewer of them today than before, they seems to be very susceptible to RSM

Hi and welcome Gianni! A very nice collection you have and everything looking good except for the Frailea and your faiblesse for strange Euphorbias is clearly visible

Really,really nice plants! Well done indeed