They are odieri, napina and their ssp.
Some Eriosyce species
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fatich
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Some Eriosyce species
They are all grown from seeds and nearly 5 years old plants and one of them flower for the first time this year. I lost the labels and i dont know which is which.
They are odieri, napina and their ssp.
They are odieri, napina and their ssp.
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Re: Some Eriosyce species
I do like these small eriosyce, amazing the habitat conditions that they can survive in.
Lovely plants
Lovely plants
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mcdieimp
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Re: Some Eriosyce species
Mine probably don't get enough light but interesting how two E. Heinrichiana can look so different:
Eriosyce heinrichiana FK465, and eriosyce in the foreground is a krausii ssp. malleolata FK773. All three just turned two years old.