Is that not the only plant flowering now, or is self fertile (which would need another flower anyway, right?)?
Flowering tonight?
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Re: Flowering tonight?
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Re: Flowering tonight?
So, it is not even a mooncandle, let alone a moonflower? This unique plant deserves a unique name. One that someone can search for on the internet in ten years time and still have some hope of finding it. One that has not been used of half a dozen other, unrelated plants for over 230 years.Phil_SK wrote: ↑Sat Feb 20, 2021 9:43 pmIt's Strophocactus, since it's only a fairly distant relation of the selenicerei. https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... the_genera (which also contains photos of the flowers)
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/ite ... 5/mode/1up
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/ite ... 6/mode/1up
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Re: Flowering tonight?
I definitely agree with Pattock. Though it is to late now..
What ya dooo...
Did you see someone grabbing at the flower
Look with your eyes
What ya dooo...
Did you see someone grabbing at the flower
Look with your eyes
Re: Flowering tonight?
I don't know. Perhaps some well-respected society that champions these plants could make representations to CUBG?
It has only neen a few hours, it might get them both back in the news-stream for another 15 minutes of fame.
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Re: Flowering tonight?
Another species with the same growing pattern act as ant-farm
http://www.cactusexplorers.org.uk/Explo ... df#page=19
http://www.cactusexplorers.org.uk/Explo ... df#page=19
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Re: Flowering tonight?
Deamia is also covered in that paper I linked to, where it turns out to be neither a Selenicereus not a Strophocactus.
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Re: Flowering tonight?
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Re: Flowering tonight?
Another frame from the BBC timelapse.
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Re: Flowering tonight?
I love the antics with a tape measure... but no knife? I'd have to slice that in half at some point, I think!
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Shirt change after 10 seconds. The t-shirt looked suspiciously like an Oxford shade of blue.
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