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Post by Arzberger »

Hi all,

I found a lot of interesting pictures in a chilean forum. Check out these..
http://eriosyce.mforos.com/1141206/7273 ... e-oriente/

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WOW - some of that stuff is just incredible. Thanks for the post!
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Hi Alex,

Thanks for the link. Looks like an interesting forum. Noticed they have a section for habitat shots.

Have you been out in the field recently?

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Wow, amazing stuff!

This one scares me a little:
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Post by Ken1983 »

I noticed something shocking when viewing the third time. The owner used hell lot of slow release fertilizers. Is he boosting growth by nitrogen?
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Post by Tony »

I would'nt doubt it, most of the Big Nurserys boost they're plants to get them bigger, faster.

I guess that Astrophytum? :? IS amazing robert.
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Post by tvaughan »

Those are wonderful! I also pump mine up with slow release while they're small. Might as well get them big by grafting and feeding, although I realize there's no accounting for taste.
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THANKS for the post - Super Stuff - All I can say is WOW :D
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Post by Spikey1007 »

They are all very very intresting and amazing.

Thats red and black astro would sell for a high price im guessing.
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Post by willpower »

Those are incredible. I want one of the ones with money growing on it :thumbright:
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willpower wrote:Those are incredible. I want one of the ones with money growing on it :thumbright:
There's big money in that collection. I can't decide whether to laugh or cry for this plant.

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Post by masscactus »

Although the "mutants" are really not my favs - that first black and red Astro is really amazing.

Theres some other very nice plants and pics on that forum - the Spanish I couldn't struggle through I used a page translator to get the basics of the conversations.
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Post by hob »

not really my thing .......there are enough cacti in nature without creating more :? having said that i keep a few hybrids out of curiosity but it always amazes me how much people are willing to pay for those :shock: :shock: :shock:

we have a nursery over here where they have created over 100 rebutia hybrids :shock: :shock: i bought one called snow white
this is it :? i think they got the name wrong :lol:
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Ya, there nice to look at but I dont think I'll be buying and growing any... Unless maybe somthing funky grows up in one of my seedling pots. :)
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Post by daiv »

Did the link change on this? I don't see any of these plants.
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