Toocoldforcactus : The 'Too Cold For Cactus Group'

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This group welcomes the participation of all growers and beginning growers of hardy cactus and other cold hardy succulents in cold climates around the world. This group's purpose is to discuss hardy cactus and other cold hardy succulent plants and the challenges of growing them outdoors. Group membership is free and limited to those individuals who wish to share or gain experience in this wonderful hobby in a respectful and friendly manner.

To join: Recently, because of spam, we have decided to have memberships approved; please send a brief introduction of yourself to Dave Sierer at dsierer@centurytel.net Thank you.

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E. missouriensis and Martian 1a. Escobaria missouriensis in Michigan Posted by: "martiancactus" satellite@... martiancactus Date: Fri May 25, 2012 6:13 pm ((PDT)) Ah Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 6:02 am	Breck Breckenridge gasteriaphile Offline Send Email
Eric's question on fragilis at Wishram Eric, I did not see any cacti at all in that area but then I wasn't looking either. Was passing thru with the Family and they don't take kindly to me spending Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 6:00 am	Breck Breckenridge gasteriaphile Offline Send Email
Re: Escobaria missouriensis in Michigan Hi Rick! Â Martian Here is another link you may find of interest. http://nargs.org/smf/index.php?topic=205.0 ... From: Rick Rodich <leftwood2@...> Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 4:13 am	John P Weiser sierrarainsh... Offline Send Email
Re: Escobaria missouriensis in Michigan Escobaria vivipara is quite easy in eastern Minnesota where I am near Minneapolis. They are very forgiving in regards to "over"watering, and tolerate high Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 2:49 am	Rick Rodich leftwood2 Offline Send Email
Escobaria missouriensis in Michigan Ah HA! It's a good thing I still water my cactus seedlings by hand, otherwise I might never have noticed these. I grew these from seeds I got from Mesa Garden Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 1:13 am	martiancactus Offline Send Email
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