Wow! and wow! and wow! I agree with Ralph, Sylvia, you really ought to do a digital 'Flower Talk' to your local branches. I'm sure they would provide the necessary equipment.

Parodia ___

Try Notocactus campestrensis, a Ritter name from 1979. (a t not an i )

Yes, I understand Assoc. Members get full access to the Forum and BCSS Groups (if they register), for it is simply done on current Memb. No. (unless Bill tells us otherwise).

Greenlarry wrote:I thought it was £15! Ive noticed a few errors on the site. A lot of links dont work. On the Journals page you can see the thumbnails but if you click on one, Page not found.

See above http://www.bcss.org.uk/foruma/viewtopic ... 20#p214666 £15 UK £20 Overseas

Well done, Graham and friends!

Petr Pavelka http://www.palkowitschia.cz/sukulenty/en/ but note he is closed for the whole of July.
Rudy Krajča is about 100km from Prague nr. Brno http://www.vzacnykytky.cz/index_eng.html

See: http://www.bcss.org.uk/fees.php
The £15 (UK) or £20 (Overseas) includes the 4 issues of 'Cactus World' [as DaveW said somewhere above, most of the memb. fees are spent on journal printing + postage].
If you want the year book 'Bradleya' too, then that is an extra cost.

Lindsey wrote:This thread has developed into a very good advert for Associate Membership!!

Except you would be missing out on the world's premier C&S Journal, in my opinion!

Hi all Here is a photo of Austrocylindropuntia lagopus (left) and floccosus (right) growing together at 4200 m in Peru Photo taken during a travel with Brian Bates Yes. As Brian would say and has shown, you don't need morphology or DNA studies to tell the difference - lagopus you can stand on and i...