Heres another one from Edith Lauries sale. The top 18" or so of a 5 foot specimen. The flower was a beaut, lasting about 4 days. Little odour - certainly nothing unpleasant!
Any ideas??
Nick
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Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
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Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
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Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
and in plan view......
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Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
Looks like one of the Chilean Trichocereus. Can't remember the name now offhand without looking it up.
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Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
Thanks for the genus pointer Dave. A bit of googling and the best fit appears to me to be....
Tricho nigripilus
Tricho nigripilus
Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
flowers look right. this was my Trichocereus Rubringhianus last year. It's not that one though as it has short spines and is only just over a foot tall
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Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
Hi Nick,
When I first glanced at the pic I immediately thought it was Echinopsis fulvilana, also known as Trichocereus fulvilanus or Echinopsis deserticola. If you want I will post a pic of mine although it is only a few years old.
When I first glanced at the pic I immediately thought it was Echinopsis fulvilana, also known as Trichocereus fulvilanus or Echinopsis deserticola. If you want I will post a pic of mine although it is only a few years old.
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Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
Graham,
That was the name I was trying to remember. I used to have one years ago when Winters first put out the seed. T. fulvilanus flowered first for me about 18" high. I think it has been submerged in one of the other Chilean species now.
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That was the name I was trying to remember. I used to have one years ago when Winters first put out the seed. T. fulvilanus flowered first for me about 18" high. I think it has been submerged in one of the other Chilean species now.
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Re: Cereusly, does anyone know what this is?
Here's the pic. This one is only a few years old and has a long way to go before I see a flower but I bought it for the lovely spines.
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