You do not have your email listed on yourpage so there is no way to get a hold of you. Emailme through my page if you are interested.I have Bilbergia Windii for the hectia or bilbergia. -mara

Bihai, I'd like to tell you something that Dykia estevesii, they really take more water than I think!! I have 4 plants, two of them I grow in plastic pot another in clay pot. Those in plastic which received more water from auto-sprinkle can reach a foot span within 4 month form 5" when they arrived here. But in the clay pot that I put at cactus corner, they just have only two more leaves with 7" growth. Ooojen, I hope you will have one, it's a really remarkable Dyckia. You will certainly ignore its danger.

Tree, those aren't Senecios in front, they're a California native succulent called Dudleya. That bunch is called 'White Sprite'. The Sansevieria is also the topic of debate with some collector friends as to it's proper ID. I lean towards. S. robusta or perrotii.

WOW...Look like you took your Ortho photos from Brazil!!! I guess the top one is Orth. gurkenii with a nice coral-colored. But what is the second one...Orth. disjunctum or Orth. maracasense or another one I don't have? It look nice. Hey, don't say that.."like a weed" you may change your mind if you have Orthor. burle-marxii, a really nice and one of the most sought-after Brom... I'm looking for this one too. In my collection, I have at least 10 kinds of Hechtia, as yours, half of them were unknown, just "sp. from Mexico"!! But I think, in hot city Bangkok, most of my Hechtias can not be enhanced their coloration like yours. So I rather keep the silver-colored Hechtias. Today morning, I just sowed xeric brom seeds that I got from Koehres-Kakteen, a well known cactus & succulent seed supplier in Germany. This year, his list has about 20 items of xeric broms, but unfortunately, I could not get Deuterocohnia lotteae seed, as it's out of stock before placing an order. Sure..10 in the list are Hechtia sp....from somewhere else in Mexico!!! Enjoy your spines!!