This is my Mammillaria luethyi , when I repotted It earlier this year. It's almost 2 years from degrafting.

Works fine on my Galaxy S3 James, very easy site to navigate on a mobile.

It's throwing an offset, or is It two as well Ian? Lovely.

Two of my cinerea's.

The last two. I have a lot more in bud, in fact my largest A.trigonus has about 15 buds, should be quite a show if I'm there to see it.

A grafted A.confusus. A.retusus.

Another hintonii, 1364-hint-1-28-9.jpg A.kotschoubeyanus. 1555-kot-1-29-9.jpg I bought this little A.fissuratus along with 5 or 6 other plants from a trade stand at a show earlier this year. They were all from an old collection that had been neglected for some time. When I got them home and had a lo...

Here's a few of mine, I've been away for a week, so the first two are from before that, and the rest are from today or yesterday. An old A.fissuratus. 1456-fiss-2013-1.jpg Double-headed Kotschoubeyanus. 1460-kot-2013-1.jpg A.hintonii. 1439-hintonii-1-29-9.jpg Another fissuratus. 1413-fiss-1-29-9.jpg

This is a plant that I grafted in 2005, from what DaveW says it's probably he same clone as yours Mike, they look alike don't they? Since it reached this size it has stopped producing offsets, the larger heads just split instead. I did break some shoots off a few years ago, and they rooted ok, but t...

I understand what you mean Gregory, I would love one of these new plants myself, but I don't like the idea of the habitat being wrecked to get it.

GregoryBulmer wrote:Maybe it'd be better if we just didn't discover species and left them to there own devices.At least the list would be shorter for people to go an collect...

If no one looked for plants in habitat. this Forum or Hobby wouldn't exist.