Allan.
Yes I agree .. my limited knowledge of cactus pollination would lead me to conclude that not all hybrids would want to hybridise again.
And even if you get seed .... viability ....

The problem with the cheaper 'voice activated label writers' is that they gradually turn plants into new species. When labels are handwritten, Vasquez turns into Vasquaz and then somebody else copies it and changes another letter and gradually a new name emerges. If that sounds a little exaggerated...

This is John Carr's writing if that helps

iann wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 7:51 pm You've got a great set of mesembs flowering this spring!

Thanks
Cactus seem to be very slow though

Lovely colour and texture

edds wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 5:39 pm To paraphrase - you've got to flower a lot of frogs before your prince blooms!

Nice one. On another note .... have you thought about penning a note for Haworthiad on the subject of the Complete Beginners Guide to Pollination of Haworthia? That would be a good one to read, especially if it addressed issues like time, humidity etc. (referring to the comment about taking plants ...

Rebutia senilis lilacinerossa is the first to flower on the Rebutia shelf