Astrophytum caput-medusae

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Astrophytum caput-medusae

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On its own root from seed sowed 2011-01 :geek:
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Beautiful! Can´t imagine how you are doing it, mine never survives their second year..... :cry:
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WOW what a plant!!!! :shock:

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TS Hakansson wrote:Beautiful! Can´t imagine how you are doing it, mine never survives their second year..... :cry:
My plants have never experienced a dry winter yet. Mine has light and almost summer all year around :geek:
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Val B wrote:WOW what a plant!!!! :shock:

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Digi caput (2).JPG
Mine is just waking up, it is usually deciduous and the 'caudex' is just sending through the first shoot of the year.
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Digi caput (1).JPG
Same plant last summer. Stuart
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Christer; beautiful photo and plant again.

Stuart; wonder how many people threw the plant out in winter.

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Beeaaautiful. I want one. Just look at that little fuzzy bud developing. And the sleeping caudex is beautiful too!
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This is my second one on it's own root :geek:
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