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PostSubject: Re: The early starters....   The early starters.... - Page 2 EmptySun Aug 29, 2010 5:55 pm

And now two that show the promise of things to come...The first Turbinicarpu alonsoi, about 4 years old and showing signs of buds and the second one has me quite chuffed, Toumeya papyracantha, almost 3 years from seed and on it's own roots.

So what happening in you greenhouse/collection at the moment ??

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PostSubject: Re: The early starters....   The early starters.... - Page 2 EmptyMon Aug 30, 2010 10:24 pm

Really nice Nava, some beautiful plants and flowers there. I should have some time in the garden tomorrow and will take some shots if possible. I saw some nice Loph flowers today and Turbs too Smile

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PostSubject: Re: The early starters....   The early starters.... - Page 2 EmptyTue Sep 07, 2010 8:04 pm

Been finally getting the start of a bit of colour here last few days. A bit later than others but I don't mind the wait(means a longer break).
The first is always the earliest to flower for me. Turbinicarpus pulcherrimus. Can't find out much about this one but it has a stunning flower like silk. Its a favorite of mine.
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Here is another. It's a succulent but I thought it worthy of the cactus forum. Plieospilos c.v. "rubra"
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PostSubject: Re: The early starters....   The early starters.... - Page 2 EmptyTue Sep 07, 2010 8:27 pm

Nice Turb Crypto. I'm growing pulcherrimus as well, but mine has a deep purple flower. Don't think it's considered a valid species these days though - thought to be a natural hybrid between psuedopectinatus and schmiedickeanus/klinkerianus. Seems my plants lean more towards the psuedopectinata while yours towards the schmiedickeanus going by the flowers. What's the spination like on yours ???
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That Turb in flower is something else !! what a fantastic plant, congrats.



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PostSubject: Re: The early starters....   The early starters.... - Page 2 EmptyTue Sep 07, 2010 8:55 pm

Turbinicarpus pulcherrimus!!!!! gotta put that on my wish list... that is gorgeous!!
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Here it is this time last year. It's on a stock with two others of its supposed ilk. They are all very different, I'd heard something about its natural hybrid origin. I can see both of the parents in them all, but way less of schmiedickeanus/klinkerianus. I don't think either parent has that dark purple colour like the one on top, it is more like valdeziana. Even the pectinatus v. rubriflorus is more pinkish/red than purple.
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I don't know how I managed to miss these pics... Crypto, your turbs are incredible. The striping on the petals is exquisite.
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Echinocereus knippelianus v kruegeri

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And Turbinicarpus alonsoi about 4 years from seed....

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