In a summer greeting, the Board encourages members to vend free at monthly meetings, reminding them of first-come, first-serve table availability for cacti and related items. Members are invited to John Reynolds’ home on July 12, 2025, for Ann’s propagation collection. Karen Ostler will speak on Ferocactus in July.
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June 2025 Mini Show
Echinopsis is a diverse genus of cacti endemic to South America, recognized for its dramatic flowers and varying sizes, with 128 species. Stem succulent Euphorbias, resembling cacti, are easy to cultivate but require caution due to their irritant latex. Both groups thrive in well-drained conditions and benefit from proper care for successful growth.
June 2025 President’s Message
This year’s annual show and sale was a remarkable success, achieving record sales and attracting numerous new member sign-ups. With exceptional volunteer efforts, a variety of plant exhibitors showcased stunning cacti and succulents. Thanks were extended to all contributors, and upcoming events were highlighted, including a talk by Sandy Masuo.
May 2025 President’s Message
Our Show and Sale is almost upon us! Only a few more sleeps until we can give the city of Redlands a real treat!
February 2025 Mini Show
Cactus: Rebutia, Sulco, and Weingartia
Succulent: Rosette (smaller than 10’ in diameter)
Rebutia by Tom Glavich
January Mini Show
Mammillarias are easy-to-grow succulents that thrive in sunny, hot climates, although some can be sensitive to temperature extremes. Aeoniums, Sempervivums, and Sedums have diverse origins and growth conditions. While Mammillarias bloom year-round, Sempervivums and Aeoniums need careful attention to avoid pests and stress from heat, showcasing unique beauty with their flowers and foliage.
