Could it be A celsii?

Alex

Great! When will it be published?? Will it be available in USA?

Alex

Those are great looking chunky babies!! I have not had luck with poly seeds so far, I'll wait till it gets very hot here in Tucson AZ and try again. I did have a bit of luck with Pyrrhocactus umadeave though: [IMG]http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/5402/dsc0293vy9.th.jpg[/IMG] 2 out of 10, Mesa Gard...

Nice photo! Are those the flowers on O basilaris?



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Great Mamms!!!

M sleevenii?

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and M thornberi

[IMG]http://img116.imageshack.us/img116/8090/dscn5354qc3.jpg[/IMG]

That Fero is fantastic, and the flower spectacular!! Here's its cousin wislizenii:

[IMG]http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/3038/dscn5312nl8.jpg[/IMG]

Agavegeoff wrote: > Hi, Alejandro. > > The flowers you can see under the canopy are a few offsets from > the mother plant. > This happens sometimes, as the chemical that induce flowering > also effects any close offset still attached strongly to the > mother plant. > That's interesting, will they be...

Fantastic! What do you have flowering under the canopy??

Nice! That is so cute to see juvenile Turbis in flower :-)

Fantastic!! Is that a single head?