JUNE 2012 Photo competition - Cristate or Monstrose plant.

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JUNE 2012 Photo competition - Cristate or Monstrose plant.

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June 2012 I have chosen Cristate or Monstrose plant.
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That should be easy - I find any cactus monstrous :cry:
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On the other hand my friend, I don't find all forbies to be cristates. Unless, for example, they have something to do with .. corals? E. flanaganii perhaps? :)
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Sylvia,

Seems I'm the only forum member keen on weirdos :) Not counting forby fans of course :) No wonder I got no reply at my Wants topic...

Anyway, this (cereus?) guy can't make up his mind, 'to be mostrose or to be cristate, that is the question...'
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Hi Attun, your first picture is magnificent but the second makes me wonder what you feed your plants with.
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Ah just some steroides Liz M, nothing special ;)

But honestly, second plant is 'Made in China', I bought it potted in local hardware store, just to find out it was rootless...
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Ive plenty of "Cristates" and weird plants , but the photo resizing and uploading thing kills me :!: (td)
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You can upload to Imageshack and other places like that and post 'thumbnail link' here :)
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This one is weird- even when it´s not growing cristate
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Who could compete with that, it's like a horror story?
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