MeanGreen
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Nice, did you use veg or flowering hydro nutes? Or a mix of both?
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Seriously amazing, what do you feed your grafts DWR? What size pot too?
Love the weirdness on the one on the right. This wouldn't happen to be the Skellum dick would it?
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Yeah these were all from the leaf cuttings in the first pic. I do have a couple of P. gabriellae seedlings, not an ethno but an interesting plant that accumulates nickel from the soil (up to like 3% nickel per fry weight I think).
Other than that I grow viridis, alba & nexus as well.
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Well rainy day today so these aren't the best pics as I was getting soaked, but here you go:
I really need to repot them and separate the ones I haven't...
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They're doing amazing mate thanks! I'll post some pics. Crazy to see how tiny they were last year again.
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Yeah I figured if it worked we'd see this clone used a lot more, still a cool stock anyway.
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There we go! Self pollinated those thoroughly, and I had 4 other lophs in flower today so I used pollen from the mutant on all of them. They're under shade cloth so little risk of bug pollination.
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Haha nice one Bardo
I haven't saved any pollen, but either way my variegates aren't flowering yet, I doubt they will flower this season no tufts on the horizon unfortunately.
However I got this nice sight just now, 3 of the semi cristate heads are flowering again
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I just sowed the first seeds from the semi cristate, the pod only had 4 seeds in it unfortunately. I will graft every seedling and post some updates, fingers crossed for some freakiness
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That's the plan for sure
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There you go, very skinny and strong v notches
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That's amazing! Did you put it there as a seedling?
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Thanks man, that's a peruvianus "Clyde" x T. chalaensis.
Looks like the father is dominant in this one. Will post a better pic.
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About 3 or 4 handfuls, fresh. Which after 12h of wilting take about half that volume.
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Update 3 weeks later, probably just lime green genetics as both grafts came out the same color. Loving the spination and overall looks on that one. Just grafted 3 more seedlings of this cross.
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Beautiful! Is that a scop x tersch as well?
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Update 2 months and a half later:
Rooted well and flowered for the 1st time for me today. Not a fricii apparently.
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Nice, never seen them pink, mines are blue...
But seriously, what is this beauty of a plant?
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Just gorgeous, I love 8 ribbed trichos. 4 ribs might be the 4 winds but 8 ribs is a full on compass
Lovely spination too!
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Holy shit are those some kind of processionary caterpillars?
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Unfortunately no, just an underdeveloped pere leaf
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Really nice man, how the hell do they stand upright with no staking? Also how long have they been on the pere?
Nice passiflora outside the window, too
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Waiting to see if it pups for you and in what timeframe before I attempt the same thing
Would also love to see an update on the one where you grafted several variegated areoles in place of areoles in the stock, if you see which one I'm talking about.
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Thanks Inyan, I'm flattered especially coming from you
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Very nice, flowering is definitely very near. Looks like an alberto almost.