Hello,
My name is Christian Prud'hon and i'm living in the est part of France.
With Francoise my wife we grown succulent plants for about 20 years.
We fall in love with Haworthia and Gasteria when we visited the collection of Cok Grootcholten in 1993. This passion for this lovely plants is for us a way of life. We love to seen our plants every day and imagine the new cross we can take.
Here is a link to our new photo album we started last year with some selections of the collection. We will add a lot of new pictures this year ( groupe, close), but must wait better days.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39789833@N ... 615366639/
Enjoy,
Christian P. (Haworthia Society member)
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Hello Christian (and Francoise!) to the forum!
Your Haworthias are truly beautiful! I'm very envious of them (in particular, the variegated comptoniana, and bayeri), and I'm sure Bill will be most impressed when he sees them too.
You have perfected your growing method with Haworthias, I'm sure some of us would be grateful if you would share it!
Looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful plants!
Your Haworthias are truly beautiful! I'm very envious of them (in particular, the variegated comptoniana, and bayeri), and I'm sure Bill will be most impressed when he sees them too.
You have perfected your growing method with Haworthias, I'm sure some of us would be grateful if you would share it!
Looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful plants!
Diane - member of Kingston branch
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Welcome to the forum. They are truly lovely, Christian and beautifully grown as Diane says. Me impressed never , I was going to put up some pics of a few of mine that I took today but I'll save them for another day.
Whereabouts in the east of France are you?.
Bill
Whereabouts in the east of France are you?.
Bill
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Welcome Christian and Francoise,
It is good to hear from you again & you will be made very welcome here.
As always your haworthias are very beautiful and I still have some plants from you from some years ago.
I will save the link & look through the album soon as I did not know of you had one. I am also building an album of Haworthias(Fotki) but it is slow progress.
It is good to hear from you again & you will be made very welcome here.
As always your haworthias are very beautiful and I still have some plants from you from some years ago.
I will save the link & look through the album soon as I did not know of you had one. I am also building an album of Haworthias(Fotki) but it is slow progress.
Phil White
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Welcome to the forum Christian and Francoise,
Thank you for sharing your plants with us, they are beautiful.
Sylvia in Somerset
Thank you for sharing your plants with us, they are beautiful.
Sylvia in Somerset
Sylvia in Somerset growing cacti and succulents since 1977
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Hello
Welcome Christian and Francoise to our forum. Show us your plants when you can. My favourites are Pereskia and Agaves.
Welcome Christian and Francoise to our forum. Show us your plants when you can. My favourites are Pereskia and Agaves.
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Thank you very much for your welcome and kind comments.
I like to the variegate ones but it is not my first interest.
Lot of variegated plant avalaible present good paterning but are not able to produiced good seeds. For exemple, the well kown H. "pale peace" as never produice one seed in my greenhouse, and the comptoniana to. I buy only plants in the wiew to produiced new cross or to enhance some aspect of the parents clones, bigger size, best colors, good shape, brighness or other caracteres i have in mind.
Bill, please put your pics. I'm every time interested to see Haworthia in other colection.
Hello Phil,
Nice to hear for you to.
Since we have our two daughter we have less time. We have take the choice to grown and bred only Haworthia and Gasteria since 6 years, especially high quality hybrides and cultivars in the "retuse" form and truncata.
Hope we can see soon your new album.
Have a nice day,
Christian
I like to the variegate ones but it is not my first interest.
Lot of variegated plant avalaible present good paterning but are not able to produiced good seeds. For exemple, the well kown H. "pale peace" as never produice one seed in my greenhouse, and the comptoniana to. I buy only plants in the wiew to produiced new cross or to enhance some aspect of the parents clones, bigger size, best colors, good shape, brighness or other caracteres i have in mind.
Bill, please put your pics. I'm every time interested to see Haworthia in other colection.
Hello Phil,
Nice to hear for you to.
Since we have our two daughter we have less time. We have take the choice to grown and bred only Haworthia and Gasteria since 6 years, especially high quality hybrides and cultivars in the "retuse" form and truncata.
Hope we can see soon your new album.
Have a nice day,
Christian
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Hi Christian
Just had a look at your album , what super plants. I love the red/pink forms & some of those Haworthia with the teeth are really beautiful.
Are they all your own home produced seedlings ?.
Just had a look at your album , what super plants. I love the red/pink forms & some of those Haworthia with the teeth are really beautiful.
Are they all your own home produced seedlings ?.
Tina
varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
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varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
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Hello Tina,
The plant with the mention "seedling" are from my seed production.
I like a lot red/ pink colors and use every year the "pink beauty" clone in my breding programe as mother plant.
You can found this very fantastic plant by Succulent tissue culture (Robert Wellens) since last year.
We have named this very special H. pygmaea after a mail exchange with Etwin Aslender (SA).
We try to produce more extrem frosty clones in the futur with bigger size by hybridation with very big H. bayeri (galaxy line) and H. "pinky" a very nice japanese emelyae/splendens hybrid.
Good Sunday
Christian
The plant with the mention "seedling" are from my seed production.
I like a lot red/ pink colors and use every year the "pink beauty" clone in my breding programe as mother plant.
You can found this very fantastic plant by Succulent tissue culture (Robert Wellens) since last year.
We have named this very special H. pygmaea after a mail exchange with Etwin Aslender (SA).
We try to produce more extrem frosty clones in the futur with bigger size by hybridation with very big H. bayeri (galaxy line) and H. "pinky" a very nice japanese emelyae/splendens hybrid.
Good Sunday
Christian