The Pelecyphoras are coming
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iann
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The Pelecyphoras are coming
One of them is already here
Will be nice to see flowers on this seedling for the first time
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AntonyC
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Re: The Pelecyphoras are coming
Mine are slightly ahead of yours iann
Growing anything I can keep alive :-)
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iann
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Re: The Pelecyphoras are coming
Must be your balmy southern climateAntonyC wrote:Mine are slightly ahead of yours iann
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Aiko
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Re: The Pelecyphoras are coming
Up here mine is also already flowering. Even for the second time!
But it has been quite warm since late March. We have already had many days of 20C and higher for about two months now. Have not seen that happen a lot, so I am sure that has helped.
But it has been quite warm since late March. We have already had many days of 20C and higher for about two months now. Have not seen that happen a lot, so I am sure that has helped.
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AntonyC
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Re: The Pelecyphoras are coming
iann wrote:Must be your balmy southern climateAntonyC wrote:Mine are slightly ahead of yours iann
Growing anything I can keep alive :-)
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Re: The Pelecyphoras are coming
These are all around 10 years old. This one flowering today is the smallest one.
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Re: The Pelecyphoras are coming
thats a lovely CLEAN plant do you spray a lot ?, I love the colour of the flowers on these.
Mine have been flowering for a while now but I sometimes mix the pelecyphora strobilfomis & Asselliformis pollen up will I end up with hybrids or will they know better ?
Mine have been flowering for a while now but I sometimes mix the pelecyphora strobilfomis & Asselliformis pollen up will I end up with hybrids or will they know better ?
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varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
Bucks, UK
Branch co-ordinator, Northants & MK BCSS https://northants.bcss.org.uk
BCSS Talk team member, contact me- BCSS.Talk@Gmail.com if you want to volunteer or suggest a speaker plz.