Lee wrote:Had to rescue this plant from destruction or death! of course no tags as usual

Will have to wait for flowers and fruit to get a positive ID.

Excellent, James! I have long thought that this had been misidentified. I got it ID'd as M. polyanthus , and didn't have any others of that species to compare to, nor did I have true M. flaviflorus ; however, I have always noted that I suspected it was another species and probably M. flaviflorus ! ...

Micranthocereus polyanthus has been blooming for over a month now. IMG_0181.JPG Actually, your plant is Micranthocereus flaviflorus/M. flaviflorus var. densiflorus http://jp29.org/00br171.jpg http://jp29.org/00br172.jpg http://jp29.org/00br175.jpg http://jp29.org/00br176.jpg http://jp29.org/00br185...

Lee wrote:Need positive identification for cactus show thanks

Hi Lee. If possible, please post a pic of the plant in flower and fruit - essential for positive identification.

.......... I have started using window screen that I simply place over plants that need more light but are too tender to just leave out there. This works well, sometimes. Other times the plants fry anyway .......... The Brazilian miniatures (Arrojadoa dinae (sensu), Discocactus buenekeri & hors...

Welcome to the forum! :D I'm sure you have a lot of very valuable knowledge which would contribute greatly to the forum (especially to people new to cacti like myself), your website is very good too! :) Thank you James (great name that). I envy your masterful photographic skills - the pictures on y...

Hi Dean, I'll have to talk with Nancy on that so-called "whitneyana." I haven't chatted with her in a few years, it would be nice to catch up. Spring is definitely here already! It's nice to get an early jump so I can push the cooler climate plants a bit before the heat snap sets in that ...