Sandi's Greenhouse

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Sandi's Greenhouse

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Here goes nothing :)
On the tables - left side

Echinocereus and Astros
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Echinocereus and Stenocactus
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Ferocactus
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Turbinicarpus, lopophora, A. caput medusae ... and some bigger ones :)
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Thelocactus, Frailea and biggies :)
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Reppoting place and biggies :)
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On the tables - right side

Ariocarpus and biggies
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Various and Mammillaria
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Gymnocalycium and Mammillaria
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Notocactus and Echinopsis
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Notos, Chamaecereus and Rebutia
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Lithops and others
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Under the tables - left side

Various
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Hawortia
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All kinds of seedlings
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Hawortia and mostly seedlings
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Right side
Stapeliads
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Christmas and Easter cacti
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At the back of the greehouse I have a hole that needs to be filled and cacti potted in. Here is a monstrousus plant 30 years old waiting to be potted in the soil.
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Re: Greenhouse Tour

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Nice collection Sandi...congratulations, and thanks for sharing :grin:

Come on folks....the more the merrier!!

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Re: Greenhouse Tour

Post by Tina »

Hi Sandi
Cetainly looking good & getting quite full, you will need an extension soon.
Tina

varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.

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A very happy looking medusae!

And do I spy two forbies in with the Haworthias? I'd call them chalk and cheese.

It just goes to show that women have better taste in plants than men. :twisted:
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Nice collection, Sandi.
Do i spot a few graft stocks of Opuntia pachypus? :eek:
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nice stuff sandi, thx for showing us YOUR house :cool:
regards michael
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