Mammillaria grahamii
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April flowers
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jadegarden
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April flowers
Mostly Mamms.
Mammillaria grahamii Mammillaria matudae Weingartia platygona Mammillaria fraileana Mammillaria tayloriorum Mammillaria insularis Dolichothele baumii Leuchtenbergia principis Mammillaria phitauiana
Mammillaria grahamii Mammillaria matudae Weingartia platygona Mammillaria fraileana Mammillaria tayloriorum Mammillaria insularis Dolichothele baumii Leuchtenbergia principis Mammillaria phitauiana
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Liz M
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Re: April flowers
Lovely flowers. The leuchtenbergia principis is beautifully grown, with no dry ends, if only mine were like that. What is the tiny plant in the pot with it, a weed I am sure?
Obsessive Crassulaceae lover, especially Aeoniums but also grow, Aloes, Agaves, Haworthias and a select number of Cacti.
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jfabiao
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Re: April flowers
Lovely plants, Jan. Although very common M. matudae is a personal favourite, so neat. 
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iann
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Re: April flowers
Looks like you've got those Baja Mammillarias working for you. I like the M. fraileana flowers.
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jadegarden
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Re: April flowers
I did not realise that these had any geography in common until just now. Baja Mammillarias - I guess many of these are. I just grow whatever will grow.
And here is one more blooming yesterday - Mammillaria dioica
And here is one more blooming yesterday - Mammillaria dioica
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TS Hakansson
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Re: April flowers
Really goodlooking plants 
. And you do seem to know what you are growing....
. And you do seem to know what you are growing....Growing mostly globular,smallgrowing cacti north of Stockholm
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purzo
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Re: April flowers
Lovely flowers Jan, I hadn't realised Mammillaria flowers could be so impressive. Thanks for sharing.
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Gary
Plant Interests
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jadegarden
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Re: April flowers
Definitely a weed. I have been keeping the L. principis in standing water and this weed grows profusely. I weed out but it grows back - although I have far less of it now than previously so eventually my efforts to get rid of it will pay off.Liz M wrote:Lovely flowers. The leuchtenbergia principis is beautifully grown, with no dry ends, if only mine were like that. What is the tiny plant in the pot with it, a weed I am sure?
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cornelid
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Re: April flowers
Mammillaria sp. (suggestions welcome)
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Echinofosocactus crispatus
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Echinofosocactus ochoterenaus
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Echinofosocactus sp.
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Echinofosocactus crispatus
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Echinofosocactus ochoterenaus
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Echinofosocactus sp.
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Lyn
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Re: April flowers
Absolutely GORGEOUS flowers :-) thanks so much for sharing them :-) XXXX
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