Eriosyce chilensis v. albidiflora
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Mal H
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Eriosyce chilensis v. albidiflora
Given DaveW's nice travelogue of his Chile2015 trip, here is my E. chilensis v. albidiflora that coincidentally was in flower today.
Wirral (Chester and District branch) - Collection mostly South American cacti.
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Greenlarry
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Re: Eriosyce chilensis v. albidiflora
Very nice subtle colour
You can take the boy out of the greenhouse, but you can't take the greenhouse out of the boy!
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Lyn
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Re: Eriosyce chilensis v. albidiflora
Such a BEAUTY :-)
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DaveW
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Re: Eriosyce chilensis v. albidiflora
Should have a few pictures showing albidiflora in habitat in Pichidangui, Ritter's type locality for it, when I get around to putting them in. Here is the pink form from the other end of the range. It's a job telling Eriosyce subgibbosa and Eriosyce chilensis apart out of flower at Pichidangui.
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