rodsmith wrote:It's amazing what you can do in the right climate. A beautiful sight, Jan.

What a terrific plant! And only 13 years old

^^^^^^^^ What they said. ^^^^^^^
Stunning, and I too have no idea which plant it is.

Sorry to say that cactus spines are like an adult tooth, they don't grow back

Very nice, Sylvia I never get bored looking at beautiful plants and flowers, please keep posting.
PS. I think that I need to replace some of my 'missing' Rebutias.

I have not followed all the links (takes too long on this old laptop), the images that I can see here look great and you conservatory is acting as a good home for the plants. I can say that children grow do up very quickly then you could eat the chickens which will give you more space for a greenhou...

If it was a plant that I had just rescued I would try to remove as much of the old soil as possible and pot up into a suitable sized bowl however you may find that when repotting it splits into smaller clumps easily. If it stays as one clump I would give it a season or two to make some new growth, w...

Hi Conrad, I agree with Liz's comments above ^^^^^ . Returning to cacti after my thirty year break I was stunned, how could all those cacti nurseries that I read about in my youth have dissapeared whilst I was not looking? It looks like you have made a good start setting up your business, well growi...

Hi Phill, a belated welcome to the forum from not so sunny South London. As others have commented, you have taken some very nice photos od your plants, I am looking forward to seeing more pictures, we all like pictures here.

As others have said it has happened this way for years. I used to work for a photographic wholesales which had a trade counter I could sell five cases of Ektapro or Fujipress (35mm x 100 rolls per case) over the phone in less time than an amateur would take to buy one TMax 400 and a couple of rolls ...

Happy (almost) belated birthdays Dave and Majaka.

Diane wrote:Unless I'm mistaken, it's a Yucca!

Looks like it to me too.
That's not a massive lable in the pot is it? If so, what does it say?