Beautiful little plants everyone thank you. I had trouble picking my favourite whilst, I really liked chris l's selection and sheila's escobaria, I have actually picked Mike T's detailed Blossfeldia picture as it was the photograph I liked the most.

No problem, I thought the ends of the stems looked better than the rest of it.

First one is an echinopsis.... who knows?! It could be a species (oxygona) or more likely a hybrid. Either way it should have lovely flowers when it decides to produce them. The second is mammillaria vetula gracilis cv. Arizona snowcap. It is looking a little stretched and might bebefit from a bit m...

Possibly a tavaresia maybe.

What a wonderful display, I can see that it would work really well in a basket.

Well as I have got some nice pictures this year I will keep putting some of them here.

Most of the flowers are getting a bit cooked in the sun during the day, but here are couple that still looked good after work today.

Once had one eat the bottom half of a notocactus roseoluteus seedling.

So I'm thinking of those little collectible species such as fraileas, dwarf mamms etc but it's open to some interpretation too.

Thank you Sheila, that plant did look particularly good that day.

Now to think of something interesting....