J-Cacti 2012

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Nice plants Jen, especially Turbinicarpus Pseudopectinatus....mine has not bloomed yet
How long does the flower last?
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Thanks Hendry, the flowers on T. pseudopectinatus usually last only 2 to maximum 3 days. But they flower pretty reliably every springtime (at least here in old Europe) once they got going.
Some other former Pelecyphora
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Flowers last a bit longer for me. It helps that they flower when it is still cool in spring.
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Gorgeous!
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Flowering time here usually is a little later in spring than in other places in Central Europe, mainly because the sea still keeps the wearther coooler in spring and I stick with the bubble wrap inside the GH for quite along time . And so the Turbinicarpus bring out the flowers when the sun is higher too.

Here are some summer flowers of the last days:
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Jens and Iann, thank you for your explanation

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wow jens! very beautiful! that anisitsii flower is absolutely gorgeous
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Nice flowers and plants! Especially that anisitsii! =D>
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another Gymno
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that one is very beautiful as well!
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It was quite hot these days and two Thelocephala flowers popped up - was it because of or inspite of the heat-I don´t know. But flowers usually last a little shorter in the heat.
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Really beautiful, Jens!
The same heat is here. The flowers melt like ice in the sun. :evil:
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great looking plants and flowers jens!
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Gymnos! Very nice Jens. :)
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Thanks guys!
Gymnocalycium makes my day when most Eriosyce flowers are gone already.
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But some new cacti I got are especially interesting to watch for me too
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