Hi, This sample is only 17 mm in diameter. Escobaria minima is extinct in the wild. Thanks to cactophiles for its continuity on the earth. More pics. with this link: click on thumbnail. [IMG]http://thumb6.webshots.com/t/26/26/4/36/59/2511436590058706046qIROyD_th.jpg[/IMG] Post Edited (09-05-06 17:00)

Hi Mike,
This is a spectacular show. Leuchtenbergia is the winner of the Oscar.
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Hi Andrew,
I bought so many plants from John Pilbeam and almost all of them are in very good conditions since 3 years. Many of my Sulcos and Rebutias are his plants. If you visit him you can buy some big or mature plants also. By mail order it is possible to buy only seedlings generally.
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Hi John, This is a form of C.ramillosa ssp.ramillosa. It is selling with the name 'C.margarethae, Mexico- Coahuila, Paila.' by some nurseries also. Its name has been confirmed by Reto Dicht, the author of the book named Coryphantha, (2005), (personal communicaton). Here is a photo of mine. You can s...

Thanks Martin. I guess, I'll be successful with this site.
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Hi,
I want to buy an external greenhouse thermostat for a 1000W electric heater. But I couldn't find any online shop which sends this item overseas.
Does anybody know a link?
Thanks

Hi Iann, Your plant is a typical example of 'amateur or merchant field collector's plant naming'. Of course, they have no botanical or taxonomic worry and all of the plants which they found are new for them. This is the main problem that almost all of the species of the cactus family have so many un...

Hi Bob, Magnificient flowers and photos. Congratulations. I don't have this sp. (but it is on the way from Cactoo nowadays.) It is obvious that your treatment for this extraordinary plant is very appropriate. I note that C.wohlschageri is somewhat similar to C.pulleineana (see my photos in my site)....