Arjen's Collection 2013

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Woooow nice flowers Arjen...and good quality of pictures =D>
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thanks hendry
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Lovely.

I have one Acanthocalycium glaucum waiting to flower too. Hardly wait.
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So the Frailea pumila is an over-eager bloomer, eh? :shock: Really nice flowers--all of them!
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thank you
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weingartia (sulcorebutia) canigueralii (var. perplexiflora) WR599
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Breatktaking. Image
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Very nice Arjen...... 8)
Like them all esp. the Echino..... =D>


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Good morning Arjen,

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what a good looking old plant; great!!!


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After seeing these photos of your Sulcos, I feel I must rebuild that section of my collection. Every single one of them died this past winter. I guess they can't be without water the entire winter. Hope you enjoy the amazing morricalli as much as I enjoyed just looking at mine.
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I keep them dry all winter, so there must be another cause for them dying off
it's a known fact that dry winters are needed for these, otherwise they will etoliate and won't bloom

what were your growing conditions?
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Arjen wrote:I keep them dry all winter, so there must be another cause for them dying off
it's a known fact that dry winters are needed for these, otherwise they will etoliate and won't bloom

what were your growing conditions?
I brought them all inside because of the new GH which had obviously loose fitting joints that let in snow and subfreezing (and occasionally subzero) temperatures. However, they were all inside before most of that awful weather arrived permanently. I had them on the unheated sunporch with no water. Even though it was unheated, I know some ambient warmth drifted in from the living room and adjacent bedroom, so the average temperature there was probably in the low 60s (17C?). It must have been too warm even then for them to be without water. They absolutely dried up. I'm now having a professionally built GH put in--very expensive but solid and air-tight. A small heater should be all that's needed for me to keep the inside temp during the winter no lower than 40-45F (4-7C?).
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Looking good Arjen! =D> :thumbright:
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thanks daniel

fanaticactus, they will probably do a lot better under those circumstances, make sure they are dry!
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Very nice, showy, flowers-big compared to the plant! =D>
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