Frank's blooming saison 2010

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Nice plants! :)
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I understand that E. knippelianus has both a top-flowering and side flowering form. It is easy to see which one you have! :wink:
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Beautiful plants! Not boring at all! I like repeat photos of the same plants.

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@Arjen
StrUktO wrote: the dutch in general aren't really opposed to the flemish, we sometimes make jokes about them being silly, which they of course do the same about us.
I know that :lol: and i don't want to know, what Dutch people think about the germans, especially when we beat you in South Africa next month :wink:
I also live at the border to the Netherlands, and we often travel to the Netherlans in order to buy in, mostly 'Vla' and cheese :D

I thought it is boring to show almost the same plants, because i have a lot more plants to show,
but they all have buds and show no blooms because of this sick wether right now.
I hope the weather changes later this month to show different plants.

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so far I think your plants and flowers are a beautiful sight, so more of the same won't be a problem at all!
don't want to know, what Dutch people think about the germans, especially when we beat you in South Africa next month
you'll never know I guess, so etwas passiert überhaupt nicht!

I would be lying if i said that the dutch are very fond of germans, that has to do with the war blablabla, 65 years ago, now that's silly (just like you saying germany will beat the netherlands ;))
see you in the finals!

oh! you forgot the "hagelslag"
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StrUktO wrote:oh! you forgot the "hagelslag"
Oh sorry :wink: And i forgot "Stroopwafel", "Pindakaas" and of course "Frikandel" :lol:

Todays updates, it is amazing how things changes, when the sun shines. :D

Rebutia minuscula

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Update of Echinocereus knippelianus

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Echinocereus adustus (the other plant i own)

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Chamaecereus Hybrid 'Yellow'

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Chamaecereus Hybrid 'Pink'

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I think there is more to come later on this month:

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Echinocereus fitchii

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Echinocereus coccineus

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again, stunning flowers!
that pink chamaecereus hybrid is just crazy, I bet you won't be able to see the plant once it's on 'full strength'!
I also love the flowers on your rebutia and echinocerei, those are absolutely my favourite cacti, once again you're showing why.

where in germany do you live?
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Wait till the other Echinocerues will bloom...or the echinopsis hybrids, or the trichocereus and lobivias. :D

I live in Weener (Leer), Nothern Saxony, ~70 kilometers away from Groningen.

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yeah, the season has only just started huh?

ok, that's far away from here, I live just under 's-hertogenbosch.
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Updates from this weekend.

Astrophytum myriostigma var. tulense

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Chamaecereus Hybride 'El Gigante' - 'Red Rainbow'

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Chamaecereus Hybride Yellow

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Chamaecereus Hybride 'Hessenland'

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Chamaecereus Hybride Pink

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Chamaecereus Hybride 'Tigerauge (Haage)

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Echinocereus scheerii var. gentryii

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Echinocereus viridiflorus

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Echinopsis Hybride Nr. 353 'Chancay'

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Echinopsis Hybride 'Gertrude'

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Lobivia aurea var. cylindracea

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Lobivia haageana

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Lobivia haematantha v. drijveriana

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Lobivia hertrichiana

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Lobivia leptacantha R422

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Lobivia pentlandii

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Lobivia pentlandii var. wegleiana

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Lobivia tiegeliana var. flaviflora

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Lobivia wrightiana

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:shock: :shock: WOW!!! Frank soooooooooooooo many beautiful blooms, drooooooooooool.. =P~ =P~

I really love the color of the blooms on Echinocereus coccineus, Chamaecereus Hybride Pink, and Lobivia wrightiana.. There all just STUNNING!!!! :wink: :D
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Impressive! :o
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Todays update.....

Chamaecereus Hybride 'Bernstein'

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Echinocereus pamanesiorum ssp bonatzii MAO

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Lobivia aurea var. dobeana

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Very nice collection, Frank!
Excellent photographs.
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Post by Peterthecactusguy »

Frank,
Nice collection, you really have a lot of Echinocereus, which btw have wonderful blooms on them. I only have the E. engelmannii which is cool too, but some of the colors of yours, esp some of the hybrids are so nice!

Darryl, I tend to obsess over plants so I am guilty of that as well. :)
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