We don't see many of those here because they are illegal. But I always get mixed up about the different species. There seems to be a lot of overlap or false splitting within the genus.

Ya, i ever seen they sell in Ebay with genus Ariocarpus ;)

Gymnocalycium spegazzinii seedlings:





Mammillaria longimamma:

These are the newest succulents I have purchased just today from an applefest at a local school for a charity. Fell in love immediately

I got these today:


xSedoro 'Blue Elf'


Petrosedum forsterianum 'Oracle'


Escobaria vivipara var. arizonica


Echinocereus or Ferocactus???


Echinocereus???

What do you guys think the last ones are? They would have to be species cold hardy to at least zone 7.

Both are echinocereus. If you want ferocactus, look for ridges and depressions on the spines.
https://l7.alamy.com/zooms/ceb...

I got these Friday. All are other species/cultivars of genera that I already have.

Sansevieria (maybe S. bacularis). My 5th Sans. The other 4 that I already had before Friday are versions of S. trifasciata so this is especially exciting!


Hemigraphis repanda. My 3rd Hemigraphis.


Senecio talinoides. Counting this is tricky since Senecio, Kleinia, & Curio have been re-arranged.


Alternanthera ficoidea 'Christmas Tree'. A 3rd Alternanthera.

I got a bunch of new plants at the Fall plant sale at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, first plant sale ever I went to while rain was pouring down. I wore my raincoat this year, YEAH!

Anyway, here are a few pictures, the first one is Pereskia grandifolia:

Of course I get this plant right as it looks we might actually have a cooler than normal winter... This becomes a pretty decently sized tree in time...

Here in this picture a set of three mammillaria (two in the big square pots and one in the round pot to the right of those other two) to replace some summer losses, on the left M. grahamii (a local Mamm), then M. geminispina var. nobilis, and then M. montensis. The M. grahamii came with a passenger which looks like Thelocactus bicolor...


Then here the Agave cactus or Prism cactus (Leuchtenbergia principis), a plant that I have been on the lookout for for a while:


Another Mammillaria, M. plumosa, as birds have really done a number on one of my two existing clumps...


That is it for the Fall Plant sale, hard to not leave with more but this coming weekend is the Fall Plant Sale at the Desert Botanical Garden, which tends to get me a bigger acquisition as they tend to have some big bareroot specimens.

Also gotten a few plants through eBay, mostly Echinopsis hybrids here is the most recent small collection:

Nice!

(I forgot this discussion was in C/S when I put the pics of the leafy plants. Sorry, folks!)