Hi! My name Kha Nguyen, i live in Vietnam. I love catus very much. In this page I see many kind of catus, they are very beautiful. I want to have them. Can you show me how I can get it? Where I must contact to? Thanks!
ID LIKE TO BUY THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLANT UEBELMANNIA PECTINIFERA AND THE PLANT ASTROPHYTUM ASTERIAS. ID LIKE TO INFORM ME THE WAY TO BUY AND THE PRICE OF THE TWO THESE PLANTS.
Cereus Peruvianus Monstrous is one of my favorites. Truely an art form, future heirloom,... and a real challenge living in my native New England.
I've had "chewbaca" for about 20 years now and held him to about 7'. Potted on casters he's now too tall for the threshold (at 250-300lbs he's virtually immovable). Recently been researching details on the mutation and low temp survivability. Personal proven night-time excursions to 20F. Currently building enclosure to sustain 35F min so he can overwinter outdoors and gain needed summer headroom.
We both appear to have the cristated forms. Interestingly, my father's Florida specimin seems to have shown recent growth deviations away from the cristated form. He claims the change to elongated growth occured this season when he over-fertilized.
I saw your album, there are very nice pics. Would you like to see mine? So, go to the link below: http://public.fotki.com/silviomaduro/ thanks - Silvio - Brazil.
Really beautiful plant. I am a collector of Trichocereus and I must say that this cactus in a very good shape. Therscheckii may have various looks otherwise. The form and color of the spines can vary in a wide range. This is the most common type of terscheckii. I have plants from its original territory and appearance changes area by area. Congratulations Pal to this wonderful cerea. Best Regards! Valentine Gyorke from Hungary