what a great looking cacti!

cactuspolecat No Jay-Jay, that is an actual planter. It (and the cactus) belonged to a lady who lives at the nursing home where I work, and it (along with a D. flagelliformis - NOT the one in the picture above), used to live outside on the window sill of the unit where she lived and I would frequen...

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ok
off topic but the peanut cactus is getting new growth already.
I like the dog you have yours in
Is it an old tea pot?

cactuspolecat the other two were kidnapped along with a number of other plants when I wasn't home and taken to live or die elsewhere (a few years ago), no ransom was ever requested, so they must have liked them!. Don't you hate that lol, In NSW someone had a HUGE frangapanni plant in their garden, ...

cactuspolecat Yes daiv I have one that another of our residents gave me last year. I hope Jay-Jay see this as I sent him a cutting a month or two back. You are right daiv it's definitely a must for those who like epiphytes, ...or even for those who don't, just just call it a limp cereoid and grow i...

Looks good.

Almost Done!

All the homeless cacti in the background look cute, waiting for there new home

Trust the rain to come when your in the middle of a project

Cool, thanks

Wow, that looks really great, I might have a look on the internet at prices and where to buy one in Aus.

This one is about 5kms away from where I used to live, unfortunatly I never went and saw it
* adds to list of things to see when I go back for a visit *

http://www.flickr.com/photos/whatspace/179907556/

What type is it?, it's a really nice plant.

No JayJay, I don't! I have a glasshouse, most cacti and succs don't like it cold and wet. This plant, Cintia has tuberous roots and would last around five minutes outdoors here. Some Echeveria, Graptopetalum, Sedums, many Crassulas, Sempervivum, some Aloes (like mitriformis, and spinosissima), Agav...

Hob, yes it's mid winter here, despite the sometimes frosty mornings and cold nights, the days during May-June are often quite sunny and bright, and we sometimes get spring flowering plants in bloom at this time of year. The rainy season is just beginning, but has been known to arrive late (spring-...

I would like take two surveys. One on screen resolution and the other on connection speed. The results of polls are always anonymous so there is not harm in answering. :wink: I want to make this site as enjoyable as possible for everyone. This feedback will only help! Thanks Daiv Im on 12kb dialup ...

At the promting of one of our newer members Spikey1007, I dug around to find modification (mod) for the forum that would size the images down automatically. Well, lo and behold, I found just that. It sizes the image to the 600 x 600 max size and creates a link to a seperate page if it is any bigger...