No touch-up required. Blooming under grey Manchester sky threatening a shower.

A grow light and patience rewarded me. Not a fully opened flower, but definitely a cheery flower for this bleak December. I recommend Massonia, Lachenalia and other African bulbs, if you want to see more pretty and nice smelling flowers in December. I would not be surprised if this Turbinicarpus wi...

A grow light and patience rewarded me. Not a fully opened flower, but definitely a cheery flower for this bleak December.

17FAF547-24F6-4B8C-A929-C5BE7847B84E.jpeg I have a question about this Turbinicarpus. I received it on 4th Oct bare root, and potted in my lean substrate. It has been watered once since then, with no water since latter part of October. Now it has developed a flower bud. I read that it usually bloom...

Spines like snowflakes

Very impressive, Mike. I have a fondness for the sheer exuberance of Ariocarpus flowers!

Ross M wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 10:36 pm YWC = Yellow flowers with White Centre

Thank you, Ross!

Wow to the Euphorbia flowers! The bevilopsis is spectacular!

Hi Iann,

What is YWC group?

Both are beautiful specimens. I love how genetics throws us surprises - keeps our interest engaged.