The CoronaCactus misc. thread 2009

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Thanks folks.
I have update pics of the fiss. lloydi, will post up a little later.
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Here it is...with a few other goodies :)

A. fissuratus v. lloydii
In the end, 3 flowers opened, but i was impatient taking the pics and they came out blurry...so just 2 in the pics.
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A. retusus
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A. agavoides
One last hurrah 8)
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Turbinicarpus gielsdorfianus
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T. schmiedickianus ssp. gracilis
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T. schmiedickianus ssp. pseudomacrochele
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Copiapoa laui
This one lost 2 heads last year. It grew one back, but the other heads also ballooned about double thier size :)
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C. hypogaea Lizard Skin
Dangerously close to getting stabbed by C. haseltonia :shock:
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Awsome plants and flowers! I like the arios best! 8)
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Thanks John!
They need more spines! But i'll let it slide... ;) :lol:
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Awsome as always dude! Kinda like that lizard skin is it potted up with another plant?
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Nice flowers! :)
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nice man
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Great batch of flowers Darryl!
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Thanks folks 8)

Dustin, the lizard skin is in it's own pot, just crammed into a flat from moving from the GH to the SH.
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Awesome plants and great varieties.
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Thanks Kevin.
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Can ya believe this thread was back on page 3 and the last post was over a month ago... :shock:

Well, it's been even longer since i posted up pics of new additions, so here we go. Got these at the Orange County Show and Sale this past weekend.

Consolea sp.
Which i think might be C. macracantha
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Arthrocereus rondonianus
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Arthrocereus campos-portoi
A gifted cutting :)
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Espostoa sp.
The grower thought it might be Morweitzia sericata, but i'm quite sure it is not that.
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Turbinicarpus schmiedickianus ssp. flaviflorus
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Frailea grahliana
This one is Jen's
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Escobaria vivipara v. bisbeana
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Matucana polzii
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awesome stuff Darryl! Those arthrocereus are very uncommon, in the US anyhow.

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I think they're even rare here, from what I've seen on pictures they have stunning flowers.
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That consolea is wicked cool. 8)
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