Not the best of photo's, but my Trichocaulon dinteri seems to be popular with the flies too.

Amazing to see the green has come back too. I would expect the dead tissue to remain dead, but new growth to still make it's way from the top pushing the dead tissue to the soil as years go buy.

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The last photo, what is this plant? My first guess would be a Pseudolithos.

Lindsey wrote: By the way... I see that your postal address is in Europe

Very adventurous to get plants from all the way from the continent, isn't it?

I seem to know one new member! Got my bulletin in today, finally... Amazed to see there are only 6 donors for the Plant Distribution Scheme. And I only have just a handful of plants to share, so I will be disappointing some. Lucky enough I have some seed from Glottiphyllum (unnamed species) and Schw...

Same goes for my Ferocactus californicus. Bought it ten years ago, and with first repotting it has lost it roots to never see them again. I have tried everything to get the roots to grow back, though, in those then years. Cut off a bit of the bottom, put the plant on pure sand, put it in the sun, in...

Hello Lindsey, I was not able to send you a private message (don't know why), and I cannot see your email address. So I'll just ask you here: what kind of plants do you have for exchange? Have not received the MSG magazine myself, just yet. I hope it is traveling the air or sea as we speak. I should...