Rebutias 2016

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Re: Rebutias 2016

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Hi Sylvia, these are gorgeous!!!!!! I used to grow cacti years ago and I'm just about to start again. Can you recommend a supplier for Rebutia seeds, I've trawled the Internet and had very little success within the UK. Thank you, Judith.
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Eric - I use on alternate occasions Provado aerosol and Bayer's "Bug Free", I am not sure whether the latter one is still available as I haven't seen it recently.
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Thanks for the info Sylvia, will have to locate a source, and also be more vigilant. Cheers
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I fully agree. Lobivias,rebutias and sulcos are the most rewarding ones when you want an enormous display of flowers! You almost need sunglasses when entering the greenhouse in middle/late may. This is my main objection of cacti books.The focus is always on the flowers,sometimes you can hardly see the plant! I grow and buy plants for their looks, the flowers are just a bonus!The plant flowers for a month, the rest of the time it´s vital that there is a nice plant body to look at. Whats your opinion?
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Hi Judith - the only two suppliers of Rebutias seeds I know are Khoers in Germany and Mesa Garden in the USA. Other members may of other seed suppliers. I haven't grown Rebutias from seed for a while although I am experimenting with some hybrids of my own.
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Oh my! What a stunning display Sylvia, thankyou for sharing. Heading into winter here , so it's lovely to see some beautiful spring colours.
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I've had Rebutia (well, Aylostera and sulco) seed from http://www.bercht-cactus.nl/ http://kaktusyhk.cz/index.php/2015-16 (Autumn only) http://www.succseed.com/1 and http://adblps-graines-cactus.com/ I've had good results from all. October-December is the best time, as soon as each publishes their new list.
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Re: Rebutias 2016

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Succseed is a very good source of Rebutia seed. So is Ralf Hillmann.
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Re: Rebutias 2016

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Thank you everyone for your replies. Sources noted and orders will be placed asap. Greenhouse arriving on Thursday, can't wait!!!!!
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Can anyone ID this lovely Rebutia hybrid?
An easy very floriferous plant.
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