Just noticed my T. roseiflorus is in flower again.
DaveW
late turb flowers!
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Re: late turb flowers!
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Re: late turb flowers!
Phil..... £4.99. The only "problem" with it is that it has a couple of small splits in the side of the big head and one of the offsets. However, I'm sure they will grow out/down the side in a few years.
Tina - thanks!
Dave - do you have a picture? roseiflorus is one Turb that I don't have!
Cheers,
Tina - thanks!
Dave - do you have a picture? roseiflorus is one Turb that I don't have!
Cheers,
Jez
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Collection of mostly smaller cacti and succulents (space limited!) including a variety of caudiciforms..... and I've lots to learn about looking after them.
NCSS/BCSS member intermittently since c 1978
Forum member from 08/2006
Collection of mostly smaller cacti and succulents (space limited!) including a variety of caudiciforms..... and I've lots to learn about looking after them.
- DaveW
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Re: late turb flowers!
T. roseiflorus has never again been found in habitat so may be a cultivated hybrid. Don't mix it up with T. schmiedickianius ssp. rubriflorus which was found in habitat.
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I think my plant came from Graham Charles so you might try him.
DaveW
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I think my plant came from Graham Charles so you might try him.
DaveW
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Nottingham Branch BCSS. Joined the then NCSS in 1961, Membership number 11944. Cactus only collection.
Re: late turb flowers!
Dave, thanks. Beautiful flowers - I shall have to look out for this!
Cheers,
Cheers,
Jez
NCSS/BCSS member intermittently since c 1978
Forum member from 08/2006
Collection of mostly smaller cacti and succulents (space limited!) including a variety of caudiciforms..... and I've lots to learn about looking after them.
NCSS/BCSS member intermittently since c 1978
Forum member from 08/2006
Collection of mostly smaller cacti and succulents (space limited!) including a variety of caudiciforms..... and I've lots to learn about looking after them.
Re: late turb flowers!
T. flaviflorus and Hawortia truncata
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Sandi
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I'm a cactoholic!!
Lenart, Slovenia BCSS 49031
http://community.webshots.com/user/aleksis13
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