I have some that are red. They are old plants. What are you offering in trade? Maybe we can work up a trade. Kindly visit my Exchange List at: http://gardenweb.com/members/exch/corgicorner Kindly respond to: corgicorner6@msn.com and put the word GardenWebber in the subject area to keep your e-mail to me out of my junk pile. This is necessary because of the spam.

I would also be interested in trading for some orchid cactus cuttings but would have to wait until spring. I would have cuttings of Schlumbergera buckleyi, various Schumbergera truncata, Ceropegia woodii, as well as outside plants such as named iris available to trade. I have always wanted to try an orchid cactus.

Wonderful! I will be glad to wait until it is finished flowering. I don't have any other house plants right now. :( I would be more than happy to send postage. I might also be interested in your Aechmea - Del Mar pups. Now, I'm in Indiana and it is going into winter now. I got my Christmas cactus as cuttings in a trade in the winter and they handled the winter mailing just fine. I do have a PO box you can send them to, so they won't be sitting in my mailbox outside in the cold. Do you have or know anyone who has ficus benjamina trees? I would love some cuttings. Let me know, thanks! Matthew Condon Indiana.Matt

Hi..Hope everyone had a wonderful Turkey-Day... Josh, my poor cuttings are still wrapped in newspaper. I've been so busy preparing for the holiday, a personal problem, and waiting to hear how others prepare cuttings, I'm going to get to it right after I finish this post. I'll make up mix, including Osmocote. "For acidic plants, right?" Your 7 month old cuttings are larger than my 1-year-plus. lol. Josh, after repotting, should the pot be placed in plastic? 'for humidity.' One more question. lol. Since the cuttings from last year haven't put out much growth, should they be removed from the bonsai container and potted individually, with the same orchid mixture? TJ.. Honestly, I don't know much about CC varieties. I found the name Thor on Ebay, while browsing for a variegated CC. I then Googled Thor CC and came up with different Thor types like Thor Ogla, Thor Brit, Thor Alice, and more. Each have a different flower colors, w/quite a bit of silver on throats/upper petals. Whatever, they're beautiful, but more $$ than standard colors. Thanks again for your help..gonna get these cuttings started..Toni