Cereus xanthocarpus & Cereus hexagonus

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Cereus xanthocarpus & Cereus hexagonus

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couple pics of these 2 year old seed grown plants. seeds were from Koehres in germany and labeled as they did.

C.xanthocarpus
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Nice! Amazing size in just two years!
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ya they are not so bad. not great though, dont let the pics fool you, only about 1.5 feet.

i cut them right after photos to get some more growing. these are from the same seed photos that are on the guide.
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Loph wrote:ya they are not so bad. not great though, dont let the pics fool you, only about 1.5 feet.
"only"? :shock:
I'd be glad with 1.5 feet high plants after 2 years.

What where you experiences with those Koehres-seeds?
I'm planning to order some seeds there but I've heard some negative experiences concerning germination rates.
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hit and miss. i really like those people, but some seeds are ok, while others are duds. these cereus were the only ones to sprout out of 2 packs er species...no other species sprouted at all :(

but some species are more normal with germ rates
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