The CoronaCactus misc. thread 2009

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Post by apacholek10 »

Awesome! love them all. I think the clumping Euphorbia is Euphorbia Anoplia, at least that is what I have been told many times about mine.
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Awsome photos/plants man!!
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Thanks guys.

E. anoplia does look like a possibility, thanks Anthony.
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:shock: WOW Darryl they all look SWEEEEEEEEEEEET.. Love the Pseudolithos dodsonianus.. All super beautiful, awsome pics bud.. :wink: :D
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Nice plants and flowers! :D

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Thanks girls.
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Everything looks great! 8)
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Thanks John.
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Beautiful flowers Darryl!
Still lots going on in the darkest months of Winter! :o
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