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Post by iann »

The flowers on these are a great colour
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And there is a big clump coming too
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Thats lovely looking plz post when they open, 'just washed my spines n can't do a thing with them'.
Are they soft to the touch
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The gold spined one is Patriciae which Brian Bates named for his wife, quite soft and strokable, what a nice gesture.

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Mine just finished flowering. Large flowers with vibrant colors, definitely one of my favorites.
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The yellow-spined ones always look like they need a good wash.
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Stuart wrote: Sun May 30, 2021 8:16 pm The gold spined one is Patriciae which Brian Bates named for his wife.
The best bit is she had (at least when I met her) hair just like the plant - no kidding! I reckon it should have been patricioides...
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The spines are quite soft. Just slightly bristly, definitely not going to hurt you. Flowers are starting to open today.
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Ooooooooh! That's pink! :cool:
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Beautiful!
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Very ....... pink
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