Fairly minor damage for the last 24-36 hours in Sheffield, but something took advantage of the bad weather:
..before (few days ago)
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before & after
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MikeT
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before & after
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Mike T
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Re: before & after
..and after:
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The culprit left a slime trail, so I didn't need Sherlock Holmes to solve this one. Even putting the cold frames on the garage roof doesn't keep them out. A suspect has been apprehended and summarily dealt with.
PS: any idea which sulco it is?
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The culprit left a slime trail, so I didn't need Sherlock Holmes to solve this one. Even putting the cold frames on the garage roof doesn't keep them out. A suspect has been apprehended and summarily dealt with.
PS: any idea which sulco it is?
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Julie
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Re: before & after
Every cloud has a silver lining, then! 
Ironicus sungoldii?
Edit - Aaah. Slimius de-inflorescencii.
Ironicus sungoldii?
Edit - Aaah. Slimius de-inflorescencii.
Happy carrier of Forby Disorder - an obsession with Euphorbia obesa.
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Phil_SK
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Re: before & after
I can really only think of S. candiae (now glomeriseta), krugerae or cardenasiana. The last is the least common of these but the reddish outer petals are hinting at cardenasiana. I'm not brave enough to say more definite than that!
Phil Crewe, BCSS 38143. Mostly S. American cacti, esp. Lobivia, Sulcorebutia and little Opuntia