Astrophytum caput-medusae; second generation

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Re: Astrophytum caput-medusae; The Next Generation

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And now the one with Harrisia stock flowers, the second fastest :mrgreen:
Harrisia stock
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Harrisia stock
Harrisia stock
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Absolutely beautiful Christer (tu)
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And now the last and final one in flower; Pereskiopsis stock.
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Re: Astrophytum caput-medusae; The third one

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Hi Christer
look superb as always , do you feed your plants often as they just look so good or it could be I'm a bad parent,how are your own root seedlings growing, mine seem slow has anyone seen a large own root plant or do they not grow that big :?:
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Tina wrote:Hi Christer
look superb as always , do you feed your plants often as they just look so good or it could be I'm a bad parent,how are your own root seedlings growing, mine seem slow has anyone seen a large own root plant or do they not grow that big :?:
I use 1‰ (1ml/l) of nutrition every watering and it's N5.2, P1.0, K4.3 + minerals and micronutrient, but then again, I have artificial lights and grow some of mine all year long. My largest on it's own root, from the same batch, have 4 "tentacles". Yes, I think they grow very slow :roll:
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What are your long term plans for the grafts? I'm thinking, of course, about the Pereskiopsis particularly. Are either of the other joins 'tight'?
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Hello,

today I will show you my vegetativ graftings from acm.
I have 9 different clons, from this I make grafts and seeds every year.
With this article, I will show you my work this year 2010.

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graftings from spring 2011 on bigger F. glaucescens, clon 1-3

few months later:

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you can see the first:

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the next graftings, august 2011. New clons from köhres:

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A slowly plant from the same grafting in spring 2011:
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autumn 2011:
the numbers on the labels are the clon numbers

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Now, the first plants are ready to sale - they are all away from this year. I keep a few plants for the mother asset flexible-carnose and the tuberkels of acm can better drive out after 1-2 months after grafting.

I hope I can show you some of my grafting.
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And now....(all the same plant! - a example)

1 Months after grafting:
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3 Months after grafting:
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6 Months after grafting - with the first flower-bud:
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Lovely :)
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