Contest 51: Discussion and Related Pictures
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I found so many 'New Growth' photos in my archive, therefore I have to show some more here.
There is new growth of roots on a grafted Yavia or of an Ariocarpus retusus tuber:
There are new seedlings. Here my first seedlings of Digitostigma in August '04:
There are new growth of leaves of Pereskiopsis or Bursera odorata:
There are new areols of Lophocereus schottii and Ariocarpus retusus pectinatus:
There is desert related new growth like a germinating Simondsia chinensis (Jojoba) or Tucker Fennec of Miles2Go:
There is Hydra-like growth of a goat-eaten Strombocactus disciformis and stolon growth of an Echinocereus tayopensis:
There is new growth on Euphorbia handiensis and tulearensis:
There is new growth in habitat of Navajoa peeblesianaand Micropuntia gracilicylindrica:
And there is also new growth of cactus spines, e.g. on Turbinicarpus mysakii, Ferocactus johnstonianus and Echinocactus parryi:
And there is finally a last one, new growth on Graptopetalum filiferum:
Jordi
There is new growth of roots on a grafted Yavia or of an Ariocarpus retusus tuber:
There are new seedlings. Here my first seedlings of Digitostigma in August '04:
There are new growth of leaves of Pereskiopsis or Bursera odorata:
There are new areols of Lophocereus schottii and Ariocarpus retusus pectinatus:
There is desert related new growth like a germinating Simondsia chinensis (Jojoba) or Tucker Fennec of Miles2Go:
There is Hydra-like growth of a goat-eaten Strombocactus disciformis and stolon growth of an Echinocereus tayopensis:
There is new growth on Euphorbia handiensis and tulearensis:
There is new growth in habitat of Navajoa peeblesianaand Micropuntia gracilicylindrica:
And there is also new growth of cactus spines, e.g. on Turbinicarpus mysakii, Ferocactus johnstonianus and Echinocactus parryi:
And there is finally a last one, new growth on Graptopetalum filiferum:
Jordi
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Here was a runner up til I found out it wasn't allowed. Flower buds on my M. microhelia var microheliopsis.
YAY I spelled it correctly from memory lol.
I got this Mamm last year at Desert Botanical Garden's gift shop last year. BTW I am now officially a member there and when I get a job I will also join the Central AZ CASS. I am thinking about attending their annual show and sale tho, depending on what kind of money I have. It's sad to see nice plants and have no money to take any home
Here's to you, all you insidious creatures of green..er I mean cacti.
my two other choices that didn't make the contest:
gymnocalicium horstii
opuntia microdasys 'albispina'
gymnocalicium horstii
opuntia microdasys 'albispina'
With apologies to the late Professor C. D. Darlington the following misquotation springs to
mind ‘cactus taxonomy is the pursuit of the impossible by the incompetent’ - Fearn & Pearcy, Rebutia (1981)
mind ‘cactus taxonomy is the pursuit of the impossible by the incompetent’ - Fearn & Pearcy, Rebutia (1981)