if anyone is interested, I am in the process of transplanting all of my Opuntia fragilis. In the process, I've had a few pads break off that we've lost track...
Hello, Saw your post about the Opuntia pads. We would take some from you if you have any left. Our mailing address is as follows: John Krajenka 4840 E. Chicago...
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I'll ship you some. Dr. Eric Ribbens Biology Western Illinois University Macomb, IL 61455 ... From: John & Katherine Krajenka <cactusman@...> To:...
Eric, We appreciate it! Thanks, John & Katherine ... From: Eric Ribbens To: Toocoldforcactus@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 9:48 AM Subject:...
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Hello all sansevieria suffruticosa var. suffruticosa http://sabbaar.blogspot.com/2009/07/sansevieria-suffruticosa.html thanks...
Hi all, Need some help with my mystery plant. It is probably/perhaps a Gleditsia but I do not know what sp? Anyone with a hint? Please look into my Flickr...
May be slightly off topic. Looking for seeds of various US plant generas. Yucca filamentosa/flaccida, gloriosa and recurvifolia with provenance. Species of...
These survived at least 12*F and have been there several years. I took the picture inside so the flash went off and caused them to be too light. Also the fuzzy...
I saw the cactus at a resturant and went in and ask if I could buy a pad. The lady was kind enough to let me have one. They were in north Georgia zone 7. <a...
so could be from anywhere. Without flowers will be hard to identify. Dr. Eric Ribbens Biology Western Illinois University Macomb, IL 61455 ... From:...
I'm assuming the two pads are off of the same plant??It looks like Opuntia aciculata, but this isn't for sure. Most often (not always) these will have orange...
Is this plant hardy at USDA 7? ... -- gerd.esser@... phone: +49 641 99 35310 priv.: +49 641 43520 Prof. Dr. Gerd Esser ...
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I probably shouldn't have done this but I started seeds of (mostly) hardy cacti and succulents. I now have babies of Agave, Yucca, Hesperaloe, Manfreda,...
How many pots we talking about here? How cold do you get in winter? What species we dealing with? I have had 6 month old Yucca Nana survive -10F outdoors in...
1) I started these at the beginning of August. 2) From a local county weather station 115 years of data: "Summer-like readings have been experienced in the...
1) I started these at the beginning of August. 2) From a local county weather station 115 years of data: "Summer-like readings have been experienced in the...
Over wintering requires time to dry out allowing cacti to shrivel up a bit. KEEP DRY. GOOD AIR FLOW unless you have to cover. Dry out before covering. Richard...
just to second this piece of advice. Absolutely important, even for cold-hardy cacti. Here in western Illinois I'm successfully keeping quite a few O. fragilis...
If these are from seed just sown at the beginning of August I thinkit would be difficult to overwinter them outside, at least that's my experience here in...
Unfortunately, my basement runs closer to 70. Though it's unfinished, the venting running through the basement to feed heat upstairs radiate enough heat that...
i havent grown much cactus seed, but i'd also tend to keep them under milder conditions the first winter, esp since they are so young--many growers of tender...
I have bought the dry powder Captan, and it gives directions for fruit trees and ornametal trees, but does anyone know the mixture I can use on cactus? Thanks ...
My plants of Opuntia phaeacantha (?) have set lots of seeds this year. I don't need any of these seeds, so if anyone wants some, contact me off-list at...
Can someone suggest the hardiest subspecies, form, or variety of Agave parryi? I want to try this plant outdoors in a raised bed. Any comments on growing...
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