Very cute! The Stapeliad flowering in the back looks like Huernia thuretii (maybe ssp. thuretii as well). Maybe a Piaranthus in front of it. Looks like an Agave in back (left) behind another Huernia. A Sempervivum front, center. Not sure if those 2 flanking it are Haworthia or Aloe. Others will chime in! ~Rosemarie Here is a link that might be useful: Huernia thuretii ssp thuretii

Egads, you might search for it under Trichocereus pachanoi, or my name isn't Stephen Harper. I don't have any to share, but you also might try posting under the Canadian Exchange Forum.

Hi! So I'm a newbie to the cacti parenting world and was hoping someone may be able to tell me if I'm doing this right? I picked these cuties up from Home depot a couple months ago. The yellow one had this great flower bud looking like it might bloom soon but now it looks like I killed it. When I first got them they didn't have the little...bulbs? on the side of them or on top (like my red one.) I thought this was a sign I was doing well with them but now I'm worried I might be doing the same to the cacti that I did to the flower and I of course don't want that! So what I've been doing is checking the soil every week to feel if it feels like it's completely dry. Usually by the end of the week it feels that way. so I take them out of the decorative pots (cause they don't have drainage holes) and water them thoroughly with a slow but steady sink stream. Once the soil seems to have sufficient water, I allow the extra water to drain into the sink before putting them back into their decorative pots and putting them back on the windowsill for direct sunlight. I read that in winter you shouldn't water them as much (like once a month?) but we are still in fall her in NC. Am I doing this right or just being an idiot? I'm kinda bummed I lost the little flower but if I can encourage them to grow more I want to try! But mostly I want to be a good cacti parent.

Glad to see your plants making you so happy! My plants are doing well, also. Thanks for asking!