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Hello everybody!
I'm Jerko, 14 years old and I'm allready 4 years collecting cacti and succulents!
I have allready a collection of 550-600 plants!
My favourites are Hildewintera-/Lobivia-/Echinopsis-/Trichocereus-hybrids,Eriosyce, Turbinicarpus, Echinomastus, Pyrrhocactus, Weingartia, Sclerocactus, Ariocarpus, Chilenian cacti, Lophophora, Astophytum-hybrids,.....
I follow lesson at the gardenerschool... Now in september I go to my third year.
jerko
I'm Jerko, 14 years old and I'm allready 4 years collecting cacti and succulents!
I have allready a collection of 550-600 plants!
My favourites are Hildewintera-/Lobivia-/Echinopsis-/Trichocereus-hybrids,Eriosyce, Turbinicarpus, Echinomastus, Pyrrhocactus, Weingartia, Sclerocactus, Ariocarpus, Chilenian cacti, Lophophora, Astophytum-hybrids,.....
I follow lesson at the gardenerschool... Now in september I go to my third year.
jerko
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Ok, here are some pictures of my flowers:
Parodia herzogii:
Pseudolobivia callichroma:
Lobivia hualfinensis (the flowers were tired from the heat in the greenhouse!):
Echinopsis hybrid Helene (picture taken at night...):
Lobivia anemone:
Lobivia anemone x anemone x uiterwaaleana:
Echinopsis hybrid:
Astrophytum fukuryo x onzuka:
Lobivia ferox hybrid:
Wilcoxia kroehnleinii:
Rebutia hybrid spec. Hills:
Rebutia krainziana:
jerko
Parodia herzogii:
Pseudolobivia callichroma:
Lobivia hualfinensis (the flowers were tired from the heat in the greenhouse!):
Echinopsis hybrid Helene (picture taken at night...):
Lobivia anemone:
Lobivia anemone x anemone x uiterwaaleana:
Echinopsis hybrid:
Astrophytum fukuryo x onzuka:
Lobivia ferox hybrid:
Wilcoxia kroehnleinii:
Rebutia hybrid spec. Hills:
Rebutia krainziana:
jerko
Acanthocalycium glaucum:
Neochilenia kraussii:
Dorstenia carnulosa:
Dorstenia zanzibarica:
Pyrrhocactus spec:
Lobivia wrightiana:
Rebutia rufispina:
So, that were some of the nice flowers from the last two month. But I got still a lot of other pictures also!
But now I go take also other pictures of the flowers from this moment, sometimes there are a lot of flowers!
jerko
Neochilenia kraussii:
Dorstenia carnulosa:
Dorstenia zanzibarica:
Pyrrhocactus spec:
Lobivia wrightiana:
Rebutia rufispina:
So, that were some of the nice flowers from the last two month. But I got still a lot of other pictures also!
But now I go take also other pictures of the flowers from this moment, sometimes there are a lot of flowers!
jerko
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Hello Jerko,
welcome to the cactus and succulent forums. Already the few cacti from your collection that you posted are excellent specimens. With 500 to 600 plants, you must have some nice greenhouse to keep them going.
It is also nice to have someone as young as you are joining the cactiguide forums. My own three children I could not ever fascinate with my plants. How is the membership in your club? Are you the youngest member? At 59 years of age I am on of the "young ones" of my club. Whenever young people join, they stay usually only until they graduate from highschool. Then they move to another place (city). Also, overall, it is not easy to interest young people in growing plants, especially those that most folks do know almost nothing about or believe that they are not pretty.
Harald
welcome to the cactus and succulent forums. Already the few cacti from your collection that you posted are excellent specimens. With 500 to 600 plants, you must have some nice greenhouse to keep them going.
It is also nice to have someone as young as you are joining the cactiguide forums. My own three children I could not ever fascinate with my plants. How is the membership in your club? Are you the youngest member? At 59 years of age I am on of the "young ones" of my club. Whenever young people join, they stay usually only until they graduate from highschool. Then they move to another place (city). Also, overall, it is not easy to interest young people in growing plants, especially those that most folks do know almost nothing about or believe that they are not pretty.
Harald
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Hey Jerko! Welcome to the forums!
WOW!!! So young with so many plants, Lucky You!
I'm sure there are a couple of 13/14 year olds on this forum.
Oh, and by the way, nice flowers! I have to say, you're a talented grower to grow such nice plants at such a young age.
WOW!!! So young with so many plants, Lucky You!
I'm sure there are a couple of 13/14 year olds on this forum.
Oh, and by the way, nice flowers! I have to say, you're a talented grower to grow such nice plants at such a young age.
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