The plant produces a pinkish flower, i am currently looking for a white one too! That is the reason why i got this plant. When it was a little plant someone told me to had white flowers, but when it bloomed i was horrified that i got a pink one instead of a white one, but over time the plant grew on to me, now is one of my favorite plant! Please let me know if you find a white one or know someone with a white blooming true Christmas cactus.

mymimi, you speak my language ;) I'd like to trade several from your list: mammillaria gracils fragilis Thimble (rooted plant) mammillaria matudae Thumb Cactus (rooted plant) Opuntia Micropuntia barkleyana Mini Cholla Rat Tail Golden Rat Tail Cactus Cleistocactus Winteri I don't have any of in your want list. But, I have some to offer: Opuntia Basilaris - roots or pads Opuntia Imbricata bloom magenta flower - roots or cutting Opuntia Santa Rita - roots or pads Opuntia Anacantha - roots or pads Let me know. Thanks.

I purchased my white buckleyi segments about 1 1/2 years ago from a seller on Ebay. Watch ebay - she lists (under Christmas Cactus and not Schlumbergera)white buckleyi quite often, especially in the Fall when people are beginning to think of Christmas & Thanksgiving cactus. It's taken it a while to take off but is having a great growth spurt this Spring, now a nice plant growing profusely! I put all my Christmas,Thanksgiving & Easter cactus outside in shade in the spring (usually April 1 here in Ft. Worth) and bring them back in when our temps go down to 40. By this time they have really put on so much new growth, are extremely healthy, are all in full bud, and put on a glorious show in my sunroom; the Thanksgiving bloom all winter, then the Christmas/Buckleyi begin blooming sometime in January, Easter come along in March. By putting them outside in April it gives them a real growth boost, and I can be assured they will be loaded with buds as the temps get cool and days get shorter - they love it.

Finally got to list a fraction of my plants: Actually still have a lot more that I don't know the names of. If you are looking for something in particular, let me know and I'll see if I have it. Here are a few: 1 amaryllis (I think) red with lots of flowers in the spring which turn into bright red berries in summer 2 aram italican 3 aram lilies 4 aram--might be a white aram pictum--a very rare one with a 3 pointed leaf. I don't know the name of it--flowers hide under the leaves and stamens stick stick up from under them. Dies down in winter 5 aspidistra 6 bromeliads including 2 very rare ones I can take one section each from, tons of matchstick, and a few more common ones 7 brugmansia peach 8 brugmansia white 9 brugmansia yellow 10 cannas orange 11 cannas red--with small flowers 12 cannas yellow 13 fuschia bulbs 14 Ginger varigated shell--Zingiberaceae Alpinia purpurata 15 Ginger--a few others I don't know the names of 16 Ginger--Hedycium gardnerianum 17 Heliconia Velloziana 18 philadendron with gigantic leaves 19 pink lily variation of a spider--crinum amabile 20 spider lily--white 21 succulents--variety