A few more Tunillas

[Mike P]

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[RAYWOODBRIDGE]

Mike
what is the third picture down, I thought it was Tephrocactus weberi ( the white form ) when I first looked.

[Mike P]

It arrived with no name. Spination is very strong as a soehrensii would be but colour is not.

[Tony R]

It arrived with no name. Spination is very strong as a soehrensii would be but colour is not.

Is this the same clone as my plant pictured in Fig. 264 of your Small Opuntias book?

[Christian]

Brilliant plants! I started giving my Tunillas a bit more attention this year, having seen all your pictures demonstrating how attractive these can be...

[Mike P]

Hi Tony
I wish I kept better record as I have two clones which look like this - One probably came from you and the other definitely came from David Shepherd at the Edenbridge branch. I suspect they are the same plant. Its a swine to re-pot!

[Tony R]

Hi Tony
I wish I kept better record as I have two clones which look like this - One probably came from you and the other definitely came from David Shepherd at the Edenbridge branch. I suspect they are the same plant. Its a swine to re-pot!

I would think so. Mine originated from Doug Sizmur many years ago, as probably so did David's.

[Mike P]

I could try asking him if he has any info for it.

[RAYWOODBRIDGE]

Please do Mike;

Tony does your clone have a ref No.?

[ralphrmartin]

Whatever they are, they have some really good strong colours. Who says "opuntias never flower?"