I've always potted on my plants at any time of year have to agree with Peter anytime I have the time & they need a repot is the right time. I don't worry about removing all the soil but as I have about a 50:50 mix of cat litter to JI it normally falls off but some plants take a long time to re-...

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That looks like

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but I could be wrong, looks like it is ready to degraft I have mine on there own roots & they don't seem to be difficult.

Hi I wouldn't panic yet as they still look a good colour, the fero shouldn't be a problem but I have Homalocephala texensis & find it sulks, it's probably supposed to have extra XXX( limestone or granite chippings). I never remember who/what is recommnded for each plant, the other recommendation...

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Back right looks like a slightly misshapen e.horrida

They are doing better than my plants that are a couple of yrs old & grafted.
Get your paintbrush out & give em a wiggle, is it only this one that has flowered ? any more buds on the others?.
Own roots ones of these seem very slow & boring or maybe I'm just a bad parent.

WOW suitably jealous, so how long did that take ?& got a spare piece of selenicereus.
Thats really good & on this stock you don't need to regraft ( or do ?).

I have been wondering if this is going to develope into a follicle so is the spur that you mention ? & Phil said about.

Hi Simon Well thats amazing, I guess everone else is shocked into silence :lol: , although what you will do with 80+ Pseudo's :roll: :roll: . The follicles are amazing when they split & all the fluff/see pops out or do you put a straw over them to save the seed escaping ?. Chris you could possib...

Hi Christer
Thats a lovely colour, makes a change from a yellow flower.

looking good, ceropegia's do have such odd looking flowers.