Ariocarpus bravoanus

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Ariocarpus bravoanus

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This was my first efforts at growing Ariocarpus bravoanus from seed all but one in the picture are from G. Koehres seed. Picture taken 2 days ago.
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Synchronised flowering! You must have sown them within a day of eachother :wink:
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Excellent!
How old are these?
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So cute!!
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Thanks, I think they are about 10 years old.
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I've got a few years to wait. Ours are only 3-4 years old :cool:
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Do you think the discoverer of this plant passed wind when picking it up for the first time :?: :oops: :lol: (name)
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Jack - named after a Mexican botanist, and she worked hard in a very male environment, so I expect was used to the smell of arses.
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