It grows rapidly though as it is at least twice as big as it was. One pound coin for scale............
I need an please
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KeithG
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I need an please
I bought this at the village plant sale last May and I seem to remember it putting out yellow 'tubular' flowers although I cannot find any photos.
It grows rapidly though as it is at least twice as big as it was. One pound coin for scale............ As ever, all help appreciated.
It grows rapidly though as it is at least twice as big as it was. One pound coin for scale............ As ever, all help appreciated.
Re: I need an please
Thank you!iann wrote:Notocactus/Parodia submammulosa
I googled it and ended up on this page...............
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/CACT ... bmammulosa
Check this photo out that was on it (Public Domain (Photo by Alexander Arzberger))....................
How stunning is that!
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Keith H
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Re: I need an please
That does not look right, your plant in how I would expect to see them.KeithG wrote:Thank you!iann wrote:Notocactus/Parodia submammulosa
I googled it and ended up on this page...............
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/CACT ... bmammulosa
Check this photo out that was on it (Public Domain (Photo by Alexander Arzberger))....................
How stunning is that!
Regards Keith.
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iann
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Re: I need an please
Looks right other than the colour. Might be a freak, or might be due to very high light although I've never seen them anything other then strong green.
Cheshire, UK
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Deffo a freak - all the other photos were as one would expect. Stunning freak nonetheless!iann wrote:Looks right other than the colour. Might be a freak, or might be due to very high light although I've never seen them anything other then strong green.
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daniel82
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Re: I need an please
Is that strange looking one on a graft? It definitely looks wrong to be submammulosus.
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Re: I need an please
It's amazing what colours you can get with photoshop. 
Rod Smith
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Re: I need an please
As his nursery's in Paraguay you might need to factor in a bit more heat stress than if it were in the UK. 
Phil Crewe, BCSS 38143. Mostly S. American cacti, esp. Lobivia, Sulcorebutia and little Opuntia
Re: I need an please
It's in bloom now...........
Parodia mamulosa by longk48, on Flickr
It continues to grow like beejayzus too............
Parodia mamulosa by longk48, on Flickr
Parodia mamulosa by longk48, on FlickrIt continues to grow like beejayzus too............
Parodia mamulosa by longk48, on Flickr