You've got little seedlings there. Looks like there was something in those fruits.
Chris

I would beware of this guy. I don't want to say anything bad about anyone. He's not saying anything about what species or varieties you'll get, but I have ordered "rare" and harder to find varieties of bulbs several times from him. Each time after waiting the whole growing season to see wh...

Guess maybe these guys will get a little drink. C. cauliferum(bilobum) http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1511_003_25.jpg C.braunsii http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1511_005_17.jpg C.uviforme var.framseii http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1511_001_21.jpg C.CBD#101 (bilobum) http:/...

How cool to get this one to bloom. Its a beauty.
Chris

Disregard what I said about Matelea having only one species, I don't know where I read that. I still think you plant is M.cyclophylla or whatever they are calling it now.
Chris

#1 is Matelea(formerly Gonolobus)I think they have been reduced to one species, if so, then it would be M. cyclophylla. Its in the milkweed family.
#3 Looks like an Abromeitiella(now Deuterocohnia).
Chris

A Cotyledon on the first one, possible a form of orbiculata(sp?)
Acanthostachys strobilacea on the second, its a bromeliad.
Chris

How many seeds did they get?
Chris

A wren?
Chris

Thanks Masscactus,
just went out and looked. The bottom three spines are darker and all the top (8 or so) are lighter.
Chris

Thanks guys.
Kevin, this E. parryi is in a 5" pot.
Chris

Thanks Dustin and Masscactus. No fruit Masscactus, no other plant similar in my collection to cross with. Did some looking after Dustin gave the name monvillei, cause it in my eyes doesn't really fit that one, but the other name he gave lead to G. bicolor. Because my plant has one upturned central s...

Looks like a Talinum species that I used to grow as a caudiciform and it seeded everywhere.
Chris

Echinocactus parryi

Gymnocalycium saglione

Echinocereus rubispinus

Chris

Echinocactus texensis

Chris