- Rebutia marsoneri.
Bloom!
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J23
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Bloom!
Has anyone had any bloom from their winter resting cacti as yet? Here's a Rebutia marsoneri on Monday just gone.
NW England based relative newcomer. Keen to learn!
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
Re: Bloom!
What a great cheery colour.
Wayne
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Cidermanrolls
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Re: Bloom!
One Rebutia and ten Mammillarias in flower today, including this little treat..
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Re: Bloom!
Looking good! Good size flowers for the size of the plant! What size pot is it?
NW England based relative newcomer. Keen to learn!
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
Re: Bloom!
It certainly cheered me up on a weary Monday!
NW England based relative newcomer. Keen to learn!
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
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Keith H
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Re: Bloom!
The only plants in flower in my greenhouse at the moment are my wife's freesias and a Cleistocactus which I don't remember seeing flower at this time of the year, it is usually a summer / autumn flowering plant.
Regards Keith.
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Cidermanrolls
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Re: Bloom!
My goldii is in a 2” pot. A very old BEF original. The plant is not that old but is very shrunken after a long winter.
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ralphrmartin
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Re: Bloom!
Excellent, and pretty early for a Rebutia.
Ralph Martin
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Members visiting the Llyn Peninsula are welcome to visit my collection.
Swaps and sales at https://www.rrm.me.uk/Cacti/forsale.php
My Field Number Database is at https://www.fieldnos.bcss.org.uk
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Re: Bloom!
Quite a few Mammillaria, and the usual suspects such as Pelecyphora and some Turbinicarpus
It's sunny today, same is forecast for tomorrow - time to start watering I think!
It's sunny today, same is forecast for tomorrow - time to start watering I think!
Re: Bloom!
Here's a Mammillaria that opened up with a bit of sunshine this morning. Unsure of an exact I.D., if anyone can help out.
NW England based relative newcomer. Keen to learn!
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.
A decent mix of mostly cacti, with some succulents.