oh and BTW i think my blossfieldia graft did not make it... i sort of expected it seing as thou it was ever so small, not much bigger than a grain of sugar. ill wait a while before i try graft the next one

The bottom did really well thought i had some pics still looking if not will take photo tomorrow. And there grafted onto trich scop. I have done this with other species aswell mamm sanchez mejorda (check spelling as i can be bothered) lobivia famtamensis, turb pectinefera and myrio onzuka only did it in fear of losing them. I did it late in season so next year ill have some nice cuttings for you.

Here are the top and bottom grafts of s.rauschii left is the root right the top i have removed a minimum of 40 pups from both of these grafts stock is tricho scop.photo taken today.

Close up of graft that was the root of main plant.

This is the root of the following graft it took i think from memory at least six months before growth appeared it has been two years i think since i did this. I thought to myself it had a big root so a good chance of surviving and producing pups.

Myriostigma cv hakuun

has the rauschii ever flowered for you like this?

Yes but not lots of flowers would get more on different stock.

This ortegocactus macdougallii is grafted onto a two foot cutting of harrisia i also grafted the bottom of scion. I did this to see how much more growth is obtained by the larger stock it would be my tallest stock that is grafted.

that lophophora is beautiful, the pattern on astro also sweet.

Great work, inspirational

Astrophytum asterias super kabuto x hanazono although i cant see any hanazono yet fingers crossed.

Ariocarpus retusus scapharostaroides

Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus