Im thinking ferox( its white flowered so its not a proper lobivia) and mammilosa for now.Lobivias too, but ive already set my eyes on several.
(mainly barrels and small ones0

Construction net it is. Have several stores selling it nearby.

"G. denudatum to me, though I do not know the extent of hybridization of these taxa in cultivation." Bear in mind the owner live in nova scotia- so in all likelyhood a plant of that age and size is from a wholesale nursery- and that a lot of these requests are wholesale plants that have be...

http://www.cactus-art.biz/schede/GYMNOCALYCIUM/Gymnocalycium_denudatum/Gymnocalycium_denudatum/Gymnocalicium_denudatus.htm You really sure? You might have meant Gymnocalycium buenekeri http://www.cactus-art.biz/schede/GYMNOCALYCIUM/Gymnocalycium_bueneckeri/Gymnocalycium_buenekeri/Gymnocalycium_buene...

Thats true- but im speaking out of experience where , though placed at the same time, grown in the same conditions in winter, the stenocereus just went purple, while the cereus and neoraimonidia were defaced in an instant- i think its got something do with initial glausense- the latter were not heav...

Would a thin construction net or something similar do the job? Because i know where i can find one of those...

This time im thinking of trying out succseed.
Im interested in buying CORE echinopsis species(no lobivia, no trichocereus).
Any species worth paying attention to?

Questio- is sifted sand going to do the trick)(larger and a milliliter particles?

Not all are susceptible - Some are more resistant than others
- Stenocereus (griseus turns purple, then stops, others have no change)
-Pilosocereus
- Ferocactus with proper acclimation
-Opuntias are almost immune
-Pachycereus is not affected
Could be others, but im sure for those at least

Gymocalcium horstii is also viable.

Cant access that.... hose broke too...

its cheap here(5 den a piece- thats 12 per euro)

Cinnmon is not for rooting- its for callousing- i used it and its very effective even when dealing with the dangerous types of fungi
http://cactiguide.com/forum/download/file.php?id=54485
its a substitute for sulfur powder which they dont sell here- and im sure you dont want near yourself.

Spines are longer, and yellow and orange and red. Engelmanii var engelmanii is less spinier, shorter, and glochids are brown. Mine are yellow. Im just sorry the pictures are bad. Not the best lighting , doesnt show real colors.

First off all, if you want highest chance of success , you have to cut it in as bigger pieces as possible. Second, if you are cutting it, make sure the center of it is healthy not like this one(rot) http://cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=39973- it needs to look like this https://www.dmt...