Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
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- Geoff Lovell
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Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
Anybody have any information about the above, nothing on the internet?
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- DaveW
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Re: Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
Only thing I know about it Geoff is Malej Jarda among others sells both plants and seeds of these supposed varieties. How different they really are from A. ritteri type is debatable. You need to scroll down this link for pictures. The name I believe refers to "ribs" between the ribs, the "pseudo-ribs" or folds between the actual ribs with the areoles on.
http://www.gerardo.cz/en/184-aztekium
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3x-Aztekium-rit ... 2000711311
http://www.cl-cactus.com/fn.asp?FnID=95 ... 9221132344
Seem to be a lot on EBAY from all the hits I got when I put the name in.
Seems some are now selling a "Strombocactus disciformis psudocorregidorae" too.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3x-Strombocactu ... 2001203208
http://www.gerardo.cz/en/184-aztekium
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3x-Aztekium-rit ... 2000711311
http://www.cl-cactus.com/fn.asp?FnID=95 ... 9221132344
Seem to be a lot on EBAY from all the hits I got when I put the name in.
Seems some are now selling a "Strombocactus disciformis psudocorregidorae" too.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3x-Strombocactu ... 2001203208
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Re: Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
Intercostatum suggests that there should be something between the ribs? Maybe a made up name for a grafted plant that's clustering which they all do though so offset more than others depending on the stock. There's always A. Valdezii but ,of course, none of us have that one.
Stuart
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Re: Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
Thanks Dave and Stuart, the links are helpful Dave.
There is also pentacostatum.
I must confess intercostatum looks quite attractive.
Where will it all end.Thanks for the help.
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There is also pentacostatum.
I must confess intercostatum looks quite attractive.
Where will it all end.Thanks for the help.
The Forum at its best!
Founder member BCSS # 32426,
Growing Cacti and Succulents for over 40 years,
mixed collection but prefer succulents particularly caudiciforms.
Growing Cacti and Succulents for over 40 years,
mixed collection but prefer succulents particularly caudiciforms.
Re: Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
The ebay listing doesn't seem to show any photos of the 5 year seedling plants offered. Strange!
Stuart
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Re: Aztekium ritteri f.intercostatum
From the EBAY seller information (2014-nicer) I suspect this is Jaroslav Šnicer who is connected with Malej Jarda, therefore all these varieties seen to originate from there.
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