Can anyone change the 'something' for its proper species? at the moment it is mamm. i.d.k

check out this website.....good hints and tips for over wintering cacti, especially those of us with not a lot of space. This is not just for the cornish gardens either...if you read, he has also tried this in the north. Shall I try and get him/her to join cactiguide? This person could be full of in...

hi there...I potted mine up earlier than yours as they were only three months or maybe four old and they survived.......but that was only my own experience.

I am far from knowledgable on this but I can only go by my own experience with three month old seedlings. I got sent these by post from austria and they were clinging on to life. I potted them up individually into the smallest containers I had, in just moist compost. Once they had established, about...

superb....I do like matucana's and I have lent towards those as well as echinofossulocactus in our collection.

thanks for that topic shed and thanks for the info ian...you have just solved my winter storage....it is getting a little out of hand....I had even contemplated making hanging saucers and putting thick dowell across from picture rail to picture rail in the bay window. That would have given the neigh...

cor...they definatly shout at you from the bottom of the road....wheres me sun glasses.....hmmm out comes list again.

legolas29 you have the plant that I have been looking for for ages Sclerocactus (Ancistrocactus ) uncinatus i am jealous lovely looking plants there... can i ask what size pot that fero is in?

Over here, many gardeners consider it a weed...if they don't when they put it in, they do after a year or two. these plant root very easily and you will need to cut it back after a couple of years and dont be afraid to do so, it is very resilient and even harder to get rid of.

as a newbie to this line of growing, I thought i would ask the experienced.:D Began the potting lark and everything was fine...nice healthy large root balls, soil crumbling away easily so I could inspect the roots for mealy etc. Started on the second wave and I have found half a dozen with less root...

thanks for the tips people...I shall be trying those today...still got more to do...done well over 150 with god knows how many left. I dont envy those of you with 300 plus to do, it must be a full weeks work

i am now just waiting for the rest to wake up! Have already begun potting....cor.....OUCH!!!! and I hate wearing gloves too.

The season is off to a flying start with this parodia chrysacantha taken yesterday, and I haven't even watered yet

hi there Eccadairius....that is the thanks giving cactus (schlumbergia truncata)

sorry... a slip of the digit.....