I think I'l pass. I am glad to know of a Texas cactus fan though.

- Jim, in Tulsa

Howdy,

I have 1 Parodia saint-pieana and want to make seeds. I would prefer some pollen, but would be very happy with a few seeds. If you have either please contact me.

TIA,
- Jim

How about a pic of your "very old cactus."

- Jim

Congrats TPP! I used a similar bag for my Fralia seeds. Planted 10 seeds and 1 came up.

- Jim

Hi:

I'm about to plant some Adenium obesum seeds. They are long and narrow. Does anyone know if there is worthwhile vertical orientation to use for these seeds? Which end goes up? It'd be annoying if they grow upside down which I've seen before.

- Jim

Jared:

Consider Escobaria missouriensis and its varities. Although it's quite small, it's very cold hardy.

- Jim

sundanz:

Are G. mihanovichii friedrichii slow growers?

Mark, are you putting drain holes in those resealable plastic tubs you have used to germinate the seeds?

- Jim

Aiko,

I would like some Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus and Thelocactus setispinus.

- Jim

Duh.

I found it. Thanks, Jim

greenknight:

I see that Succseed is in Sweden and they ship by air. Was the shipping very high?

- Jim

How on earth did some one get a bathtub into your attic?

- Jim

Kudos on the germinations.

dave123791:

Which of the issues is the article in?

- Jim

Robb wrote:nice, did you use the cement method?

Nice fruits.

What is the 'cement method'?

- Jim

Here's the cross name:

Mike owner of Snake Farm Cactus (aka graftedno1 elsewhere) says he crossed these:

Euphorbia Obesa (tall form) (female) X Bupleurifolia (male) = hybrid; It's not a mule!

Pics of parents to come.

- Jim