Dustin's 2010 photos
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Dustin's 2010 photos
Well like most others I am going to start a new 2010 photo page to help keep the general forum space cleaned up. Here I will post all my blooms, new growth, and new additions. Hope all enjoy.
To start off the first actual blooms of 2010. I already posted these but feel I should put them up again as the beauty is amazing.
Can you see it? I barely did while making my greenhouse rounds this morning. Smallest bloom I have seen so far.
And the anticipation of this guy opening is killing me. This will be my first brown colored flower. I will post pics once it opens.
To start off the first actual blooms of 2010. I already posted these but feel I should put them up again as the beauty is amazing.
Can you see it? I barely did while making my greenhouse rounds this morning. Smallest bloom I have seen so far.
And the anticipation of this guy opening is killing me. This will be my first brown colored flower. I will post pics once it opens.
It is amazing how many similarities that crassihamatus has to Ferocactus. I think all you'd have to do is take away that groove on the tubercle.
Edit: I hope that comparission doesn't make you crazy Peter! While they are listed here as "Sclerocactus", I won't be moving them to "Ferocactus" any time soon.
Edit: I hope that comparission doesn't make you crazy Peter! While they are listed here as "Sclerocactus", I won't be moving them to "Ferocactus" any time soon.
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Daiv I too have thought how close they look to ferocactus. Another thing I have found about them that is different from the Ferocactus (well atleast the ones I own) is that the Ferocactus has flattend spines, while the Sclerocactus spines on this one are round/tubular. That and the groove you mentioned are all the differences I can find.
Dustin,
This is a good illustration of the challenges in cactus taxonomy. ssp crassihamatus at first glance looks more like a young Ferocactus than it does to ssp. wrightii in the same species!
Compare here:
http://www.cactiguide.com/cactus/?genus ... =uncinatus
This is a good illustration of the challenges in cactus taxonomy. ssp crassihamatus at first glance looks more like a young Ferocactus than it does to ssp. wrightii in the same species!
Compare here:
http://www.cactiguide.com/cactus/?genus ... =uncinatus
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The E. micromeris is very pretty, Dustin.
Which species of Turbinicarpus are this? My guess is T. bonatzii.
Which species of Turbinicarpus are this? My guess is T. bonatzii.
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