My garden, this morning: Trichocereus schickendantzii... Every year a better show!

Trichocereus thelegonus DJF330: a plant with 8-10 larger branches, the longest about 4m

hey! after seeing the lama pictures... I think I will be much more cautious with my next joke!!

A dramatic photo: an Oreocereus being pollinized, in winter, by a giant butterfly in the genus Ariuopsis...

I agree with others: Espostoopsis dybowskii.

Where can I find it?
I do not remember any advertisement in the journal.....

I am not 100% sure, but that white one should be T. strigosus.
Seeing the plants in habitat (...without labels!) give you much more doubts than answers about huascha and strigosus being different species... (see a few enclosed photos!).
Roberto.

I may be of assistance as I recognise those corks. The wine is grown in the famous vineyards on the southern banks of the Mersey. In the unique microclimate created by the nearby oil refinery at Stanlow and the car battery reprocessing factory across the river at Widnes, the vines prosper and produ...

Hope you have plenty of room in your garden Roberto when it really starts growing? http://www.cactusinhabitat.org/index.php?p=specie&id=13&l=en DaveW :grin: Yes, I have it: the garden is quite large (about 12000 square metres).... even if nothing is ever "enought" if you like to p...

My pride..... I know it is not vey beautiful or much exotic-like, but Castellanosia (Browningia) caineana is quite uncommon in collections, so I was quite happy when I bought some seed from the Rowlands, some years ago. The plant went in the ground about 4 years ago and being a quite cold sensitive ...