Rebutia fiebrigii

This plant flowers year around, but spring time bloom flashes are pretty spectacular.

Echinocereus coccineus

This is a form with long dark spines and larger pale-red flowers. The plants seem to have perfect flowers (that is not dioicous as by he species) - but it is possible that I have only male specimens.

Ferocactus glaucescens 'inermis'

Eriosyce subgibbosa

Ubelmannia pectinifera

The somewhat rare cactus from Brazil finally blooms in my greenhouse. The flowers a tiny. 



Opuntia basilaris brachyclada

The local form of Opuntia basilaris from the mountains North of San Bernardino, CA

Pediocactis winkleri

This tiny cactus in nature looks nothing like tall or multi-headed blobs often seen in cultivation, when grown on grafts. Plants grow in gravely sand and barely reaching above the ground level. Plants are locally abundant, but threatened by cattle ranching in this area. Cows plow this gentle soils with they hoofs into complete obviation that will require decades to recover.