Aylostera supthutiana HJ516

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Re: Aylostera supthutiana HJ516

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Ross M wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 10:02 am Well it got the chop a few days ago so should get a bunch of off-sets for propagating next spring plus some seed by the looks of the pods
Most satisfying .... if it succeeds
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Currently being wooed by Haworthia, attempting hybridisation, and enticed by Mesembs.
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A promptly produced plethora of pups so lots of propagating material for next season 😀
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You'll soon be the most popular person in the BCSS, Ross! :grin:
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Blimey Ross that was quick! Just goes to show what a difference grafting can make I suppose!
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Yeah it's like it's on steroids Ed!
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Last year's de-capitated head is flowering today and the offsets that grew from the original stump are rooting down nicely. The stump is also producing more offsets

So I should have a few spare plants available later this year or next spring for anyone interested 🙂
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Nice work.
Thanks for the update.

Now, where can I get one in Europe?
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Well done Ross, always good to see someone propagating a desirable plant!
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