Thanks guys
I'll go for a graft onto harrisia and keep you updated ...
Hope something weird comes out !!!

Seedlings are a couple of years old and the two strange ones are about 5/6 mm wide . . . Because they didn't shrivel up and keep surviving among their brothers I was wondering : a) Are they a sort of monstruos form of horizonthalonius ? b) If so, what am I suppose to do ? Should I live them in the p...

Hello guys :D , Because I recognise your great experience in this field, I want you to have a look to some of my E. horizonthalonius seedlings . . . Most of them are doing very well and grow up constantly, but some have kind of strange growth and unusual apex :? I'm gonna show you a couple of them :

Why bulbs ???
I would prefer fluorescent tubes !!!

Hello Alber,
I don't think wattage makes difference . . .
Distance does !!!
I think It shouln't be higher than 20 cm !!!
If it's less even better ( just make sure seedlings are big enough ),
shorter distance after a couple of months should be fine !!!

some more . . .

Some update :

Polycephalus germinated very well (about 70 % ) !!!

iann wrote:Looks like you got nearly as good germination from E. polycephalus as E. xeranthemoides?

I got a very good germination rate with xeranthemoides because 7 seeds out of 10 sprouted

I'm very pleased with the germination rate

I owe you guys a quick update :

Hi modern.shaman,
I'm very glad to hear from you
Your intervention was really enlightening
You gave me guidelines to follow in the next days
If I will go for it I hope not to fail the graft !!!!
I'll keep you update

Hi guys :) I don't know if it is variegated or albino , and I don't exactly know the difference between the two forms :-k But have some pereskiopsis to try a grafting, my only concern is when ??? Should I let it grow some more weeks ???? Or should I graft it in the next days (It is not even 20 days ...

One more thing .......
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS PINKISH POLYCHEPHALUS PUPPY ?????????
Could it be a variegated one ???