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A few more of the late winter action.
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- E. crispatus still flowering
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- as is the Echinomastus durangensis
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- This seed grown Echinocereus brandegeei was sown fall of 2008. It's had a rough life but is finally starting to come into its own. Love this form with the bright yellow spines.
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- Escobaria robbinsorum
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- Escobaria robbinsorum
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- one more robbinsorum. The flowers and spines remind me very much of deserti.
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- Ancistrocactus megarhizus, not an accepted name, but a cool plant
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- Esco leei starting to wake
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- Esco sneedii also
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some more action items...
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- phyllacanthus violaciflorus
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- unknown Echinofossulo, first flower on one of many side stems
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- Sclero parviflorus
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- Echinocereus laui
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Re: peterb's 2014
Peter, is there a possibility that phyllacanthus violaciflorus is an Echinofossulocactus crispatus? Kind of looks like it to me.
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maybe! Echinofossulocactus can be devilishly hard to ID with 100% certainty. I bought the plant from Brack, however, at the NM C and S Society show and sale about 9 years ago, and his names are usually good. It looks like there are a few different spine forms, ranging from wildly long (sometimes called 'grandicornis') to stubby and short like this one. If there's a genus in Mexico in need of a monograph, I'd vote for Echinofossulocactus. What a mess!
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more pics.
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- Gymnocactus beguinii
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- The Echinocereus hybrid Tony grew out, after I sent seed. Might be palmeri X angusticeps.
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- Echinocactus parryi on the left, Achargma roseana galleanense on the right.
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- E. parryi really slow here in Phoenix.
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- Thelo with very long spines. I forget whether this is rinconensis or hexaedrophorus?
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- Leuchtenbergia principis in what ended up a strange exposure
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- Fero fordii seedling. loves the shade.
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- Echinomastus durangensis mapimiensis
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- Escobaria seedling. Not sure which species.
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Some more recent action.
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- Echinocereus viridiflorus correllii
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- Echinomastus durangensis mapimiensis from seed, first flower. always a great experience.
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- closer view of the great tones of correllii
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- more Echinocereus laui
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- It's been warm enough to cue the bicolor group into flowering, very very early for here.
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- a different view of mapimiensis
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Re: peterb's 2014
I would have said with spination like that. That Thelo is more than likely T. Rinconensis
T. Hexadraphorus is more of a cactus splat !
I used to love Echinocereus Lauii. Such big flowers and self fertile me thinks. I used to grow it all the time but unfortunately don't have any left now. Not since I left my olds flat in 2000
T. Hexadraphorus is more of a cactus splat !
I used to love Echinocereus Lauii. Such big flowers and self fertile me thinks. I used to grow it all the time but unfortunately don't have any left now. Not since I left my olds flat in 2000
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Thanks for the id, rinconensis it is. E. laui is a great plant for sure. I will keep my eye out for seeds this year and try some next year.
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more stuff!
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- so slow in a pot! this one is more than 13 years old.
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I like the Echinofossulocactus which would you say has the best flowers?
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I've been impressed by ochoterenaus so far. I like the yellow flowers of vaupelianus also.
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Re: peterb's 2014
Nice flowers, and that's an interesting plant on that last picture, perterb. Wich plant would that be?
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Re: peterb's 2014
Love those cold weather cacti.
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The plant in the last photo is Fouquieria columnaris, aka cirio or boojum. It is at least 13 years old and extremely slow in the pot. It would be growing a lot more quickly in the ground.
Here's some more action.
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Here's some more action.
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- love viridiflorus correllii
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- Esco albicolumnaria, I think 4 years old from seed.
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- left, Echinomastus erectocentrus, right acunensis. 5 or 6 years old from seed, very slow here in Phoenix.
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more stuff! last day of winter/first day of spring.
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- Sclero parviflorus
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- some Echinocereus hybrid flowers.
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- correllii
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- side view of hybrid flower
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