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A few more Tunillas
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Mike P
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A few more Tunillas
A few more Tunillas flowering today:
From Mirador del Payogasta I believe
From Aguas Blancas east of Susques- seed grown.
Cutting from David Sheppard of Edenbridge branch.
Mike
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RAYWOODBRIDGE
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Re: A few more Tunillas
I watched a video a couple of weeks ago of someone trail biking past Aguas Blancas and anything that grows round there must be tough.
It was like the surface of the moon only with these large salt pans.
Great photos and plants again Mike.
It was like the surface of the moon only with these large salt pans.
Great photos and plants again Mike.
Ray
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Cactus only collection mainly from seed.
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Cactus only collection mainly from seed.
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Mike P
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Re: A few more Tunillas
The Tunillas (along with M hypogea) were on the eastern edge beyond the plain with the salt pans.
Mike
Secretary Bromley Branch
Secretary Bromley Branch