Aloe castillioniae (a pretty rare find)

Cyphostemma humilis

Astrophytum myriostigma monstrose (another super rare find)

Epithelantha micromeris

Fralia magnifica crest

Gymnocalycium beunekeri variegated

Haworthia limifolia variegated

Pachypodium rosulatum

Whiteslonae crassa (a pretty old one)

Whiteslonae crassa (an old one)

sorry about the duplicate... site said message rejected... but obviously it wasn't. . Here is Rebutia rauchii (a 1 foot tall pile of naked cactus)

Pseudolithos caput-viperae... another rarity

lzrddr,
That Epithelantha micromeris is to die for! I'm wondering if it's in a pot made by Keith/Kitori pottery?
Thanks for sharing your pics with us. Did you purchase anything at the show?

Looks like another beautiful show. Would have liked to have been there. Thanks for the great shots. More please.

Bob

amazing plants. Just amazing!

Awesome! Thanks for sharing! Love the sulco pile.

-Ming

Wow! Very Nice! Thanks!

Thank you for the eye candy.

I saw a prominent member of the cactus succulent community criticize the condition of that Whiteslonae.

Thanks for this terrific virtual tour of the show, Geoff! Some fabulous specimens there!

The Rebutia could easily pass for a coral species. Some things there I never heard of. And i like that variegated Haworthia a whole lot.
The Adenium?..ah,those are scary to keep. You can grow them for years as indoor /outdoor plants and one winter have them just collapse on you. I've even had them die of going too dry.
I saw one of those SA plants locally for sale that sends up the spiral leaves,I cant remember the name..but it was a tiny youngster for 30$...and I wasn't sure of how hard to keep they are so I passed for now.
Great show.

It was a good show. I really liked this award on the trophy table:

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Thanks for sharing, I loved them all.

Greg

lzrddr,
All spectacular! Thanks for taking the time to share!
Dan

Very very beautiful. Thanks so much for letting us see them. Love the donkey. LOL

Here are a couple photos I shot on Sunday. Looks like we both had our eye on the Astrophytum myriostigma monstrose.

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More droolers! Maihueniopsis clavarioides is on my "list," I got all itchified when I saw that nice clump!

-Ming