Can someone please tell me what the mature size of a mature Gymnocaycium Fredrichi is? I have three of these for about four years now and they are only about 3 inches in dia.

Simon, perhaps I used the wrong term. A better description would be as stated by Darryl, "plumper". I live in southeastern Colorado and it sounds like Riverside is similiar as far as temps are concerned.

Thanks for your replies which are very much appreciated. Now I have some names to relate to it and I will start researching for information as to its culture. Darryl and Steven it is mid Summer here in the U.S.A. and lately the temps around here have been in the 90's to 100 degree F. I live in a ver...

I have had this cactus for a couple of years and have never been able to identify it. Does anyone out there have one like it? Can anyone ID it please?


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Great flowers and nice looking plants Robert(tu). Do you have to support them in the upright position? Most of my opuntias are crawlers.

Looks like a tuff garden. How cold does get there?

Hello Chris.... I enjoyed your photos and thought I would post some of my garden. Sorry I don't know the names to put with the photos. [IMG]http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q262/sixbysix_photos/598352-R1-00-2.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q262/sixbysix_photos/598246-R1-25-25-2....

Wow!! Beautiful plants. Thanks for sharing.

Hello all...Here it is May and I am still plugging away at my greenhouse project started months ago. Finally a solution to my challange of securing the glass on the roof from sliding off. Hopefully it will help someone else facing a similiar situation on their greenhouse project. I will try to descr...

Welcome Robert nice to have you on board!(tu)