March 2014 - Tiny plants
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iann
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March 2014 - Tiny plants
Tiny succulent plants of course. Could be seedlings, but tiny adults are even better. You decide what counts as tiny.
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
Not tiny-tiny, but rather small: Mammillaria sanchez-mejoradae "Cerro Potosi" flowering for the first time just before their second birthday. That's a 5cm square pot they're in.
- Mammillaria sanchez-mejoradae "Cerro Potosí"
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Diane
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
Just for you, Ian...
Anacampseros comptonii CR1779a
And this...
Epithelantha bokei
They don't come much smaller!
Anacampseros comptonii CR1779a
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Epithelantha bokei
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Diane - member of Kingston branch
Growing cacti - balm to the soul!
Growing cacti - balm to the soul!
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iann
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
You know me too well ....Just for you, Ian...
Anacampseros comptonii CR1779a
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rodsmith
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
Perhaps not tiny, but small and perfectly formed...
- Mammillaria saboae v. haudeana June 2013
Rod Smith
Growing a mixed collection of cacti & other succulents; mainly smaller species with a current emphasis on lithops & conophytum.
Growing a mixed collection of cacti & other succulents; mainly smaller species with a current emphasis on lithops & conophytum.
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highland.hermit
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
a tiny crassula ovata in a small seedling pot. i propigated this from a leaf taken from one of my larger plants. the original leaf has long died away leaving this wee baby.
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iann
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
Now this is a tiny cactus. Pediocactus winkleri in a 2" pot.
And here is an adult, in a 6cm pot!
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Jens
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
pretty small for beinig a cereus-Pygmaecereus
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Jens
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
Blosfeldia lilliputana- thank you Christer for this gift.
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Re: March 2014 - Tiny plants
I am so happy for you and that they doing so wellJens wrote:Blosfeldia lilliputana- thank you Christer for this gift.
