Nice babys :)

lol, I've been putting in a lot of hanging hooks, so some, whether they need it or not, are getting hung up. Not sure what will happen when everything grows larger... that's a future worry :-)

The people on this forum are so generous, and it's so much more fun and means so much more to have plants from them, than buying them (if you can find them for sale).

That's awesome SLD, they all look great. I'm glad that you are enjoying them, but don't run out of room just yet....lol

Nice growth:)!

I love that Tacinga because you can keep it small or let it grow crazy. The nursery I bought it from last year has one left over. That poor thing was left out during last winter and looks terrible. It just fell apart and the pads are rotten.

Did you get a flower this year?

The Edithcolea you sent is still alive, but no flower yet. Didn’t grow much this year. I think next year I will fertilize it. What fertilizer do you use?

My baby Euphorbia bupleurifloia are semi dormant right now. All but one have one leaf and the one without a leaf there‘s green in the center.

Kara, I love that Tacinga, Yes it did flower this year.

I'm glad your Edithcolea is doing well. I had a lot of trouble with root mealies last winter and lost my big Edithcolea. I do still have a seedling from it, and a bunch of cuttings that have been sitting around doing nothing so far. At least they're still green. Mine didn't flower often, and when it did, it was during hot, hot summer weather.

Also lost my big bupleurifolia to the root mealies, and only have one of the seedlings from it still alive :-(

Thanks for posting....makes all of us super thrilled to see you doing so well with your greenery!

Windy, my mother plant Madam Butterfly has buds on it again this year after I gave it a severe cuttings. It regrew and them some.

Howard, Got to show how nicely colored your haworthia is growing for me.

Don't know why the one on the left is so much smaller. Both was the same when you gave them to me. Treated the same and grew them side by side. That was way back in April 2016

Stush, one of my little Madame Butterfly cuttings has a little flower bud starting :-)

Your big one looks fabulous.

Your little White Rhino Agave is still small, but has recovered well from last winter's root mealie attack and now seems securely rooted. I will post a pic tomorrow, and send it to you in the spring.

Thank you Windy. I have a Yellow variegated Agave Victoriae reginae called 'Lemon Lime' along with Hoovb, I can send you one come spring when they should be big enough to give out.

How's your Agave Rum Runner?

Rum Runner is looking good :-) It has such nice variegation.

Your Lemon Lime is beautiful. I would love one of those!

Got mixed up and posted the pic of your little White Rhino on the other thread :-)

Nice truncata growing, Wendy. Can’t answer why they are different sizes. I have the same issue with some of my Haws and not only truncata.

Howard, I think Stush is the one that posted the H. truncatas :-)

Funny. Didn’t recall giving either of you a truncata.

Excuse me for getting my left and right mixed up. Sign of old age.

Howard, yes that was me. Thanks Windy.

If I didn't have everything I do on different EXCEL spreadsheets noting what , who when and so forth I would never know what's going on. Some times having a bad memory helps with book keeping. If you know what I mean.

Howard, with all your breeding programs you must have some record keeping?

That first picture posted above. Love it, is it one of your cross hybrids? Looks to be a Gasterworthia?

Windy, yes I get confused between posts. Knew I posted my Lemon Lime but didn't know where. I'm mark you down in my trading list for the Lemon Lime.

BTW, what I love about EXCEL spreadsheets is that I can also put pictures along with comments so it's almost like a story book.

Picture of when I first got them. Also got the picture of order we split at Bob Smoley.

Stan, my best guess is those are hybrid crosses I made Of my Japanese truncata.

Now I have several more and really would love them to go to new homes for a small fee.

Then there are all of these.

Those plants look great!

Howard, You have been very generous to me. You gave me a ton of mixed Asclepiads I think when you were thinning down your stock.

Stan, sent you a note.

Didn't see any Haws I wanted. Limited room.

Bikerdoc5968, are these from seed? Very interesting. Can they be planted in cement pots?

Yes Cathy. These are seed grown not tissue culture You can grow in any container as long as you do t over water.

Wow. I have some mixed cactus seeds I want to try this winter. Can you tell me your mix or how to start from seeds?

Mix is grit. Just sow seed on top and water keep warm. Some people place container in a plastic bag until seed germinate.