I have been growing a Denmoza Rhodacantha for quite a few years now.
It was raised,by Graham Charles, from habitat collected seed.
Well, at long last, it has decided to flower. One of those events that makes your day, despite the rotten weather.
First Flowering
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- cactuspip
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Re: First Flowering
Wow , what a great plant. All mine are small mellon size , I find these slow growing, red or yellow spined type's.
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Re: First Flowering
Excellent, Philip
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Re: First Flowering
Impressive. It's quite slow in my experience.
Ralph Martin
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Re: First Flowering
Hi Ralph
I've just checked my records. It is GC201.01, acquired June 2004. That must make it about 20 years old.
It makes you realise just how old the mature specimens in habitat must be to have reached over 2 metres and more.
I've just checked my records. It is GC201.01, acquired June 2004. That must make it about 20 years old.
It makes you realise just how old the mature specimens in habitat must be to have reached over 2 metres and more.
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Re: First Flowering
I grew mine from seed in 2011, and it's a long way from that size.
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