I have never flowered this before. It is 6 years old from seed:-
I am a better grower than camerman
Conophytum comptoniiFirst time for flowers- Conophytum
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First time for flowers- Conophytum
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Re: First time for flowers- Conophytum
Congratulations on your first flowering! However it doesn’t look like C. comptonii (quite a rare species) which would normally have straw yellow flowers. Hopefully someone else might be able to identify it.
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Re: First time for flowers- Conophytum
Well done Allan, always satisfying when a plant flowers for the first time. I also have a 'first time flowerer' in bud.
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Re: First time for flowers- Conophytum
Hi Diane, this is the pink flowered form, if you look on Chris's Conophytum site you will see one of the pictures has a pink flower. It is nocturnal and scented.
Allan
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Re: First time for flowers- Conophytum
Ah, OK! Well done!
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Re: First time for flowers- Conophytum
Not sen the pink one before. Here's the more typical colour.
These are well worth looking at magnified, very intricate patterns and windowing.
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Re: First time for flowers- Conophytum
It is unusual Ian, SH discovered it and Chris has one also.
Allan
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