Seems to be quite a rare species in Europe as a whole. Succseed have occasionally had seeds and plants in stock, although last time Mats was selling seeds they sold out within a few hours. ADBLPS have also listed seeds for sale, but they probably sell out very fast as well. Grafted plants can be found on eBay fairly often, but they have a tendency to be fussy on a graft, assuming they're grafted properly. I have a small plant on it's own roots, but it doesn't seem to want to grow very much.
-Dan
Growing an eclectic mix of Cacti, with a few Caudiciforms and other Succulents. Also interested in African bulb plants. My C&S blog
CactusFanDan wrote:ADBLPS have also listed seeds for sale, but they probably sell out very fast as well.
I am sure if you order within a day you can get the seeds. Note the 'Updated seed lists' thread that will be updated by those kind people that refresh their browser every five minutes during the days they expect a new seed list will be published.
Some of my Yavia, own root. I crow them from seed, but they crow very, very slowly.
I sold all my grafted one (to the Czechs ), the grafted one are ugly.
Thanks for dropping by again, Trevor, you have every right to be chuffed! It clearly likes the climate down under.
Tony Roberts
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(Gasteria, Mammillaria, small Opuntia, Cleistocactus and Sempervivum are my current special interests)
Wow Trevor! Drop by more often with stunners like that. Absolute cracker. TLC, patience, Down Under conditions - who cares, just lovely! Thanks for sharing. Jane
ADBLPS have also listed seeds for sale, but they probably sell out very fast as well. Grafted plants can be found on eBay fairly often, but they have a tendency to be fussy on a graft, assuming they're grafted properly. I have a small plant on it's own roots, but it doesn't seem to want to grow very much. 
), the grafted one are ugly.
