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Shipping isn't prohibitive, should save a year or 2 over seed raising.

Thanks!

Aiko wrote:Seeds are not hard to find. I believe in the ADBLPS seed list.

Im looking for clippings, not seeds

I cant find this online anywhere. If I do find it, its very overpriced. Does anyone have clippings to share? Please pm me the price and details. Shipping is to Fl, US.

Wish the pics were higher quality and some close up shots.

I have a Ferocactus cylindraceus that looks almost exactly the same, so Im guessing its that.

I dont know the answers to your Qs but they look beautiful. Id love to see more pics. Use Tinypic for image hosting, you can post direct links from them and you dont need to worry about image size.

Very nice, big collection. Having dealt with mealies Im always worried when having a large collection indoors that if there is a mealy on one plant, its not easy to tell till its too late. With that many plants its hard to inspect too.

Very nice, big collection. Having dealt with mealies Im always worried when having a large collection indoors that if there is a mealy on one plant, its not easy to tell till its too late. With that many plants its hard to inspect too.

Yup dye is used, if you have not changed the pot its in, you will see the dye at the bottom of the pot (if you decided to change pots). I think this is temporary till the dye finishes out. Im basing this on pics Ive seen.

Just fall on it and you feel feel his happiness.

That spineless M. polythele looks cool and amazing. Never seen anything like that. Looks like it snowed on top. How old is that guy? Looks huge!

Very nice collection. The clippings section shows that your plants are doing well.

Im going to bump this up again, hope people dont mind. Im going to post the updated pics here, if it gets confusing, I will delete the pics in the OP. I hope Im right. 2 Left - Echinopsis bruchii...1 right ??? http://i62.tinypic.com/261fblw.jpg Front Left - Leei...Back Left - Vivi...Front Right - In...

The 2 Steno's can't stay outside; the leei is recommended as a "trough" plant, which allows much more moisture protection outdoors in Winter; vivip just needs "well-drained" soil for Winter. Yes you are right, Im looking at my notes. The three cacti that can stand zone 5 are the...

Thank you both for the replies, I will update the OP with new pics. I think theres one lee, to its right is viv and the bottom two are crisp. I notice in the pic that both the crisp have long hair while the viv does not. Im really worried now, the three species will be spending time outside this win...