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Track your cactus and succulent collection on your PC!

Cactus Album makes keeping track of your cacti and succulents easy. Track development of your plants throughout their lives, on your Windows PC!

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Whether you’re new to cacti and succulents, or an experienced collector, Cactus Album is the ideal tool for organizing your plants, watering schedules, and notes.

Want to track your collection on the go? Transfer your database to and from Cactus Album on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch (available on the iOS App Store).

Looking for the Mac version? Cactus Album for Mac is now available.

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Cactus is an American hard rock band, formed in 1970.Cactus was initially conceived as early as late 1969 and originally featured former Jeff Beck Group memb. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Ultra Sonic Boogie: Live 1971 - Cactus on AllMusic - 2010 - Cactus were an American supergroup of sorts in&hellip. Track your cacti and succulent collection on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with Cactus Album, coming soon to the App Store! Jul 27, 2010 Cactus were an American supergroup of sorts in the late '60s and very early '70s, although the band never had the level of commercial success its pedigree might suggest. With one of the best rhythm sections in rock, drummer Carmine Appice and bassist Tim Bogert, both having recently exited Vanilla Fudge, a fine lead singer in Rusty Day, formerly of the Amboy Dukes, and a solid lead guitar.

System Requirements:

• Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10.
• Microsoft .NET Framework 4 with the KB2468871 update patch.

Languages Supported:
English, Français, Italiano, Deutsch, Español, Português, ไทย

The download version initially runs in an unregistered trial mode, limited to 3 cacti, 3 watering schedules, and 3 logs, with 3 photos each. It will also only allow a single database to be open at a time, and database import is disabled.

Purchasing a license either within the app or via the Web Store unlocks full functionality.

Here’s what you can do with Cactus Album:

• Record details about your plants, including species, age, source, dimensions, and watering needs.
• Select from over 600 species names (with scientific and common names), or add new species.
• Sort cacti by name or species.
• Track watering schedules for multiple plants.
• Track flowering, fertilizing, and other events for every plant in dated log entries.
• Create and edit log entry reminders linked to your calendar (requires Outlook 2010).
• Use the search field to quickly search cacti, watering schedule, and log lists.
• Add and rearrange multiple photos per plant and log entry.
• Add text captions for each photo.
• View photos in a full-size gallery view, or in thumbnail form.
• Rearrange photos with multiple selection and drag-and-drop support.
• View the log history for each plant, sorted by date.
• Review statistics for your collection.
• Saves changes automatically.
• Print cacti, watering schedule, or log lists, or information for a particular cactus, watering schedule, or log.
• Database import and export over WiFi to Cactus Album on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
• Import / export via CSV format to transfer your Cactus Album database to and from desktop spreadsheet applications.
• Cacti Report HTML export. View your collection on your computer’s web browser. Great for keeping track of your collection for inventory or insurance purposes.

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Please note that Cactus Album does not come preloaded with any photos, nor does it include any plant care information and so forth. It only tracks information and displays photos you’ve added yourself. It is NOT a cactus encyclopedia.

What’s new in the version 1.1.0.0 update:

• Bug fixes.

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Send me an email at if you have any questions, to request features, or report any issues. You might also want to check out the Cactus Album for PC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.

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Cactus were an American supergroup of sorts in the late '60s and very early '70s, although the band never had the level of commercial success its pedigree might suggest. With one of the best rhythm sections in rock, drummer Carmine Appice and bassist Tim Bogert, both having recently exited Vanilla Fudge, a fine lead singer in Rusty Day, formerly of the Amboy Dukes, and a solid lead guitar player in Jim McCarty, formerly with Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels, Cactus were the ultimate boogie party band on steroids -- if they had ever actually taken the time to write some top-notch songs, they may well have been huge. The group recorded three albums before splintering, and this newly discovered nine-track set (nine tracks only if you count the band introduction as a track and split the 12-minute “Big Mama Boogie” into two parts, which is the case here) sort of fills in the space where a live album might have been back in the day. Ultra Sonic Boogie was recorded live in front of a small audience at Ultra Sonic Studios in Long Island for broadcast by local station WUR, and it does show this powerful band in a relaxed and playful mood. With Appice and Bogert behind him, Day could have sung a random handbill and it probably would have worked. Songs like “Big Mama Boogie” are hardly literary statements, but this set shows what a powerhouse the band was live, and Cactus weren't about statements anyway -- they were about making you boogie your brains out.

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