Dustin's 2010 photos

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dustin0352 wrote:Thanks Daiv and Cuda! I forgot to post this photo of today's Thelo's
Nice flowers! is the one on the left T. bicolor tricolor?
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Andy I'm not sure the exact name of the bicolor. I got that plant from the supermarket last year. I have been waiting and waiting for a flower to defenatly call it a bicolor of some sort. :D


Darryl and Peter we normaly have lizards all over the place by this time of year. So far have not seen one, only this skink. I think the unusualy cold winter might have done them in :cry:
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Dustin,
I like lizards. They are fun to watch, and like I said they are fast!

:)
BTW for all the nature lovers out there I wouldn't even intentionally hit one :)
Here's to you, all you insidious creatures of green..er I mean cacti.
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Been a little while since I've posted here, just been really busy. Unfortunately I have missed many many blooming sessions due to work, but was able to catch this guy showing off today

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and here is some proof strange things have been going on behind my back :lol:

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Then with good there is always evil!! :evil:

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dustin0352 wrote:Then with good there is always evil!! :evil:

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I feel your pain, Dustin. I went outside this morning to look at my plants, only to find this. ARGH.

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Nice warasii - too bad on the loph. :(
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Whatever got the loph had a mind bending experience!
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sad about the lophs but as harriet says, some slug or mouse is now tripping out!
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Thanks guys, yea whatever ate the loph abruptly stopped either due to alkaloids, or systemics. Which ever it was I'm sure it was fun at first lol.

As for missing blooms, in the past 4 days I missed some copiapoa, loph's, parodia, and matucana. Ugh I loved the unemployment days LOL!!!
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Missed this one today

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and this one

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and this one

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and this one :cry:
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but I was home in time to catch this one!!!!

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Man, I can totally relate. I just posted two that I missed here:

http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtop ... &start=180

Were any of those "first timers"? I had seen mine before so that made it not as bad.
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The only first timer was the copiapoa. It did a round of blooms about a month ago, and missed them aswell. I bet it looked really nice with 7 blooms :cry:
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Sorry about you missing them. I can't stand when I go out in the greenhouse in the evening and find freshly closed flowers, that don't open again! The Flowering plant look beautiful though! :)
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