120!!! We'll be here all year IDing them ! ;)

I have more confidence in you than that greenlarry. I'll bet they all get named in a week. How's that for confidence?

Kathy

Wow talk about a shopping spree! Did you have cart jumpers too? : )

Jen

Well....there are the 30 lithops, heh,heh,heh.

Dear Kathy,

You don't go half way, do you? Good on ya!

So, since you're getting so educated, how many actual members of the Cactus Family did you get, and how many other-than-cacti succulents did you obtain?

So... I take it you ordered these on line, since you're waiting for delivery. Of course the experts in here (I'm not one of them) will be delighted to help, but I'm just curious - what kind of mail-order nursery sells plants without names? Or are they coming from a private party?

Hi Jeff and Patrick,
all 120 plants are young cactus plants. I got them on ebay from a vender that I dealt with a couple years ago (that large Gasteria and the Aloes in one of my posts I got from him when they were very young plants). His plants have always been healthy albeit young, which is what I like. I like the challenge of raising my plants from babies. I'm in heaven! I saw a nice selection of mammillarias, some opuntias, some different types of "old man" cactus, rebutia, parodia, etc., a very nice mix of different cactus plants. You guys will have your hands full identfying them all!
I also bought a lot of 30 lithops from him (did that before too and have some nice colorful "living stones").
I will sure have a lot of planting to do!

Kathy

30 Lithops? I'm in :)