Whenever I've asked about these medusoid euphorbias on facebook groups and elsewhere, I'm told they're difficult to tell apart at the best of times and hybridise readily with each other to complicate things further. My first thought when I saw it was euphorbia pugniformis though, for what it's worth.

I’ve had no problems logging in but the drama this week has shown me I don’t have access to the members part of the forum I didn’t know existed. I’ve never been able to post in the For Sale forum either, potentially because I’m not recognised as a BCSS member.

RayW wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:17 pm Ian that is so tempting early in spring

I got them sown just in time for the MSG seed list to be released today!

A recent purchase for me… a very strangely growing turbinicarpus klinkerianus trying to push its way out of a 2 3/4 inch BEF pot.

I thought I was done and then somehow convinced myself I needed more. I put in another order with adblps last night…

Gave everything some water over the weekend during a pocket of warm late afternoon sunshine... and then it dropped to 4 °C overnight last night

Posting on behalf of Nottingham branch, who are hosting the inaugural BCSS Midlands Show in July:

Very nice - your neoporteria senilis and t. valdezianus are a few days ahead of mine.

Flowers are very thin on the ground in my greenhouse as well. Have you started watering yet?

A general question. Shouldnt we as a society discourage use of plastic labels or at least not be responsible for selling them? Is there a BCSS envonmental policy? Im not sure of the exact agument for and against but plastic doesnt last long and is known to cause pollution, wheras metal labels with ...