Honestly I do not know the exact meaning of "jarmilae". Since "Jarmila" is a Slavic origin female given name, jarmilae is not a man, I think.jarmilaes is a man?
Some one of this forum member may be able to tell the exact meaning.
Frank
Hana's cacti
Re: Hana's cacti
G'morning xiaohuage123,
Some one of this forum member may be able to tell the exact meaning.
Frank
Some one of this forum member may be able to tell the exact meaning.
Frank
Re: Hana's cacti
Some ariocarpus species were in flower yesterday afternoon.
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- A. retusus v bicolor
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- A. retusus cv Daruma Royal
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- A. retusus, Shinkawa Tama Zouge x cauliflower
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- A. retusus cv Shinkawa Tama Zouge
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- A. agavoides
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Re: Hana's cacti
It's a name proposed by the Czech botanist Josef Jakob Halda, after his wife Jarmila Haldova.Hanazono wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 1:14 am G'morning xiaohuage123,
Honestly I do not know the exact meaning of "jarmilae". Since "Jarmila" is a Slavic origin female given name, jarmilae is not a man, I think.jarmilaes is a man?
Some one of this forum member may be able to tell the exact meaning.
Frank
Re: Hana's cacti
G'morning Nino_G,
Frank
Thanks for your information.It's a name proposed by the Czech botanist Josef Jakob Halda, after his wife Jarmila Haldova.
Frank
Re: Hana's cacti
More ariocarpus species were in flower yesterday afternoon.
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- A. retusus v bicolor
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- A. retusus
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- A. fissuratus
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- A. agavoides
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Re: Hana's cacti
Three ariocarpus species were in flower yesterday.
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- A. scaphirostris
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- A. agavoides
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- A. agavoides
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Re: Hana's cacti
Some ariocarpus species were in flower yesterday. I took their photos.
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- A. retusus cv Shinkawa Tama Zouge
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- A. kotschoubeyanus f Rio Verde
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- A. kotschoubeyanus f Rio Verde
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- A. kotschoubeyanus v elephantidens
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- A. bravoanus
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- A. bravoanus
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- A. agavoides
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Re: Hana's cacti
My goodness Frank, what happened to those A. kotschoubeyanus f. Rio Verde? 
Re: Hana's cacti
G'morning Nino_G,
There was a competition which was shortest period from seed to flower in a domestic cactus forum. It was OK any species and any methods.
I use Ariocarpus kotshoubeyanus f Rio Verde. Since ariocarpus are in flower in autumn, if you sowed seed in spring and grafted seedling, you could see flowers in autumn. I knew you could see flowers earlier if you grafted seedling younger. I grafted seedings 3 days after germination for the competition. I could see flowers 4 months after sown seed.
5 degrafted ones have survived. These photos were two of them.
Frank
These cacti are degafted ones. They rely on own-roots but the character of "grafted" has still remained.My goodness Frank, what happened to those A. kotschoubeyanus f. Rio Verde?
There was a competition which was shortest period from seed to flower in a domestic cactus forum. It was OK any species and any methods.
I use Ariocarpus kotshoubeyanus f Rio Verde. Since ariocarpus are in flower in autumn, if you sowed seed in spring and grafted seedling, you could see flowers in autumn. I knew you could see flowers earlier if you grafted seedling younger. I grafted seedings 3 days after germination for the competition. I could see flowers 4 months after sown seed.
5 degrafted ones have survived. These photos were two of them.
Frank
Re: Hana's cacti
Ariocarpus retusus related species were in flower in this afternoon.
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- A. retusus v furfuraceus cv Suguri cauliflower
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- A. retusus
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- A. retusus
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Re: Hana's cacti
Flowers of ariocarpus retusus cv Shinkawa Tama Zouge have come back. I have kept 24 plants sown seeds on same day.
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- A. retusus cv Shinkawa Tama Zouge
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- A. retusus cv Shinkawa Tama Zouge
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- A. retusus cv Shinkawa Tama Zouge
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Re: Hana's cacti
3 ariocarpus species were in flower yesterday.
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- A. fissuratus cv godzilla
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- A. hybrid, retusus cv cauliflower x fissuratus cv godzilla
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- A. retusus
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Re: Hana's cacti
Degrafted ariocarpus agavoides were in flower in this morning. They have shorter and thicker tubercles than that of standard agavoides.
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Re: Hana's cacti
Even the tweens can be different individuals.
If your cacti mess in your job just forget about the job.
°C = (°F - 32)/1.8
°C = (°F - 32)/1.8
Re: Hana's cacti
G'morning 7george,
Frank
I think you are talking about Photo IMG_4163. The cactus is one plant and has tween heads.Even the tweens can be different individuals.
Frank