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a dorstenia grafted onto a cactus? Lol, yah it doesn't look like a fero stock, but what is it? That's ebay madness for ya.
WTF..not sure what to say about this.
Re: WTF..not sure what to say about this.
I have my Adenium obesum grafted on an oleander. Nobody seems to care. Infact that is quite common I found out.
So why can't dorstenia?
So why can't dorstenia?
Re: WTF..not sure what to say about this.
Ok after digging around the internet, I believe it's grafted onto a Dorstenia hildebrandtii, not a ferocactus.
Adenium and oleander kind of makes sense since they're from the same family. Their flowers looks so much alike too.
Adenium and oleander kind of makes sense since they're from the same family. Their flowers looks so much alike too.
Re: WTF..not sure what to say about this.
The pictures show that that isn't a cactus. This seller does have other items (cacti) grafted on Ferocactus so I'm guessing that it's a cut-and-paste error.
Grafts between families, certainly for succulents, are almost unheard of. I have seen a photo in an old British Cactus and Succulent Journal of one of the Didiereaceae grafted on Pereskiopsis but this family is close to the Cactaceae.
Grafts between families, certainly for succulents, are almost unheard of. I have seen a photo in an old British Cactus and Succulent Journal of one of the Didiereaceae grafted on Pereskiopsis but this family is close to the Cactaceae.