Uncommon Digitostigma chimera

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Pierre G
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Uncommon Digitostigma chimera

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Hello all,

Found this picture on Astromania forum. A Digitostigma-Ferocactus glaucescens chimera.
First time I see such ... "stuff".

>>> Digito chimera

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Now that is a great combination of characters and should grow up into a robust plant - an excellent new creation!

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yes i saw that. it is quite something
in love with astrophytums and Haworthia truncata
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Hehehehehe!

It's going to grow up to be An Astrophytum Ornatum
Especially interested in Mesembs. small Aloes and South African miniatures and bulbs.
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that's cute.
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Very interesting, and actually a quite attractive chimera (the first one I have seen that I can say so!). It will probably grow quite well on its own roots. I wonder how stable it is, and if it can be propagated. If yes this chimera will make a fairly interesting plant to try to get at ELK at some point :)

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[quote=BrianMc]
Hehehehehe!
It's going to grow up to be An Astrophytum Ornatum[/quote]

(tu) excellent !

;)

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