wanted; cyphostemma currori, uter or seitzianum seeds,
please send PM abaliable

I don't have bursera, but I get it.

I will appreciate any advice from anyone that has experience with Sesamothamnus lugardii care (watering)
is winter grower?, summer? full sun or some partial shade?
I searched the internet for Sesamothamnus lugardii care but didn't find much,
it's very nice and fat to rot it.

thank you

finally the flowers opened and they measure 2 inches in diameter,
the smell inside the green house is not like carrion or manure, smells like dry human pup in a hot sunny day,

not open yet, I had to put a holding stick because flower buds are getting heavy.

please please help me identify this stapeliad, is it some kind of caralluma?
I will post another picture when the flowers open, may be in 2 or 3 days

Great looking seedling!! You have a nice variety. I like those baby Echeveria. Great job! Mark Great looking seedlings. I love mixing up Astros. (hybridizing) There are nice suprises in every seed lot. Thank you, :D that's the good advantage of growing from seeds, there are good chances I am going ...

1st is Epithelanta micromeris f. neomexicana these are rot friendly all I have left, I traded these seeds back in last days of October 2012 sown date was in within a few days. 4 inch pot 2nd pictures are Ortegocactus not rot friendly traded those in the first days of November 2012 sown in the some t...

1st. Astrophitum caohahuila seedlings, seeds from hand pollinated A.coahuila by me, I collected the pollen from Desert Images nursery in Oak View, CA. there are some variegated seedlings, 2nd pic. 3rd and 4th A. capricorne and A. asterias exactly 1 year old and 3 weeks, 5th A. ornatum in 6 inch pots...

I'' start with Echeveria Agavoides Ebony seedlings.
I just noticed that I forgot to mark the sown date, oh well, who cares?
I think more then 3 months ago, and posibly 4 months
1st picture shot on 6/08/2014 one seedling next to a pencil lead
the last 3 pictures today 8/24/2014

thank you for the info.

thanks, now it is about keep them alive and healthy.

it's marked as open pollinated, I'll keep updating.

finally after a year or so trying to pollinate two of my L. Jourdaniana, with, williamsii, diffusa, fricii and koeresii, in my last attempt I also used pollen from Turbinicarpus klinkerianus, Obregonia denegrii and strombocactus discomformis, finally today I got the big surprise to see a seed pod on...