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Hidden Fero beauty
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cactushobbyman
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Hidden Fero beauty
This doesn't happen very often with this many flowers. Over a week of flowering and still more buds to go.
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gemhunter178
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Re: Hidden Fero beauty
That's quite a ring of flowers there! Very nice!
A cactus and succulent collector who especially likes Ariocarpus. …Though I have a bit of everything! Want some pictures? See my flickr! I also do art and such.
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Brunãozinho
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cactushobbyman
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Re: Hidden Fero beauty
Ferocactus wislizeniiBrunãozinho wrote:I love Ferocacti, wich species are those?
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pins&needles13
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Re: Hidden Fero beauty
Beautiful! I love Fero flowers.
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Brunãozinho
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Re: Hidden Fero beauty
Nice to know that, I have many young Ferocactus herrerae, and a few F. wislizenii seddlings from some seeds I got on a swap, some got sick but I hope they survive. Both species are very similar but I think the flowers of your are mor reddish in color.cactushobbyman wrote: Ferocactus wislizenii
Do you know if they are self fertile?
Bruno
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cactushobbyman
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Re: Hidden Fero beauty
I think they are, but I have seven now flowering. I had one flower and the others weren't, and still got many seed pods.