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Hear is the latest addition to my collect received in the post this morning.

Nice Ario,I wish I find one somewhere......

Here are my lophophora's. The one on the far left is a Diffusa the others are all Williamsii. The seedlings also Williamsii.

These are my Astrophytums, myriostigma and capricorne var. Senilis.

How old are the seedlings?I have a few about 5 weeks old and they are starting to get the grooves on top.

Here is s Stenocereus Pruinosus which has more or less doubled in height this summer.

From left to right Echniopsis subdenudata, Gymnocalycium damsii, euphorbia obesa, a young Matucana polzii and finally a Gymnocalycium mihanovichii.

....and last of all a Robutia heliosa and hanks to the id pages I now know its a Gymnocalycium vatteri.

Alber khan wrote:How old are the seedlings?I have a few about 5 weeks old and they are starting to get the grooves on top.

The larger one about 3 months the green one about 6 weeks and the tiny red one about 2 weeks.

It was my first attempt at seeds and I failed miserably. Out of 50 seeds I got the large one remaining. The other two came from seeds off my mature williamsii in the big pot.

Alber khan wrote:Nice Ario,I wish I find one somewhere......

Yeah quite chuffed with that purchase. £7.50 plus postage absolute bargain and its 10 years old so hopfully will flowering in about 5 or so years. Check this link http://www.croston-cactus.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; that's where I got it.

Oh yeah almost forgot these two Aloe veriegata which is sprouting a new head and aloe peglerae which I have recently moved to get more light.

Nice looking plants you have! Those Lophs look especially cool!

Yeah the lophs are my favourite, the first one I got is very photogenic. I took this picture in april before I repotted it.

If you seen my other posts I recently cut a damaged head off one of my L.Diffusa due to cat scratching it to bits here is some puctures. The first is the decapitated loph the top has dried and is scaring over so keep an eye on this thread for updates on new button growth hopefully it will give s few new heads. Then in the second picture you can see the damaged scion which I have decided to try and root in also in the same shot you can see some haworthia pumila cuttings rescued from rotted roots. Again picture updates to follow.