One must have faith... It certainly grew the spines, at any rate!
And I could put on one with an even denser spination...
May 2014 - Texture
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
Euphorbia piscidermis ever so slowly twisting and folding itself about
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
A couple of Mamms...
and aureilanata, not living up to its name
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
Sinningia leucotricha:
Interested in cacti (particularly Echinopsis, Rebutia, Sulcorebutia, Lobivia, Gymnos and Chamaelobivia), Stapeliads, Sempervivums, and anything else that takes my fancy.
Re: May 2014 - Texture
Wow Alan. I can feel its hairy!
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
Does smooth count as texture
Think I will have to take another look at the indoor plants to see if I can find something with a bit more texture, will also have to have a bit more practice with the close up filters I bought for my simple but light weight camera as it is to difficult to use my DSLR at present
Think I will have to take another look at the indoor plants to see if I can find something with a bit more texture, will also have to have a bit more practice with the close up filters I bought for my simple but light weight camera as it is to difficult to use my DSLR at present
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
Just one last one of an old Echinopsis, which flowers faithfully every year.
Obsessive Crassulaceae lover, especially Aeoniums but also grow, Aloes, Agaves, Haworthias and a select number of Cacti.
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
Two from one plant Nolina recurvata also known as Beaucarnea recurvata.
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
https://www.flickr.com/photos/natesplants/14151442335/
Disocactus flagelliformis
Disocactus flagelliformis
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Re: May 2014 - Texture
I'm choosing Lithos's E. piscidermis (photo 1). I liked how the individual scales appear smooth (are they?) but, together, produce a really rough overall texture.
Well done!Lithos wrote:
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