And yesterday afternoon, the display continued in the warm sunshine - unlike today! Still, the garden needs it...??

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No, sorry, Phil, I don't know. My plant is little yet and on its own roots, so it'll be a year or two yet before I get anything like your show of flowers.

I shall be away unfortunately. Do you plan to go, Vic?

Lovely colour in that luethyi, Phil.

Magnificent Bob, and a great photo set Vic! I know what Roy means about tidy, but doesn't the greenhouse looks great.

Hi Suleyman...do I see something lurking amidst that Opuntia? Am Echinocereus perhaps....? trying to keep warm?

And I guess there you have the dilemma! Is the Journal the medium that attracts novices and junior members to the Society? It obviously could be, but something would have to give if that were so. My personal view is that the Journal isn't the place for this. There might be a case for specific genus ...

I've repotted some plants recently, I last watered on September 3rd, and they were pretty dry. So I plan one more watering, in week or so, not as heavy a watering as before, and a final light one on about Oct 10th unles sthe weather has turned consisnetly dull and cool. The reason for that date is s...

go on, Tina..give in...you know it makes sense!!! There are, after all, only a few hundred species....

yes, slevinii, or albicans ssp albicans, as it is now called according to the New Cactus Lexicon, with fraileana as another subspecies of albicans. It's all change with taxonomy at the moment, last time I looked it was the other way round, albicans and slevinii reduced to synonomy with fraileana. Th...