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yeh i was thinking about trying a couple this season

i've bapped 2 or 3 areoles over winter so hopefully it throws some pups over summer

1 areole i bapped looks like it may be gonna throw one out soon fingers crossed

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I love BAP. I've been BAPing a lot of stuff lately. I have yet to try it on a loph though. Mostly just trichos.

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I love BAP. I've been BAPing a lot of stuff lately. I have yet to try it on a loph though. Mostly just trichos.

of all the things i've bapped lophs pupped more than anything else

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That's good to know myco. Thanks for telling me! I'll have to try it on some of my grafts.

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I thought this was a graft when I spotted it yesterday,, too much fertilizer freaked this Euphorbia out into growing a big head..

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Some of mine

A couple of crests

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a couple of monsters ;-)

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other randoms

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upside>>

a bright place/ sun intake too played a part in this extreme widening of the crown.

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Hey this is a Stenocereus thurberii . Could this NOT BE a variegated plant?

To be honest, at first I thought It got burnt somehow, but it seems the pattern is still going many months later, and some of the marks are really complex. Besides, if it was burnt, it would leave some scars at least. What do you think?

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If you really do think its a true variegata, then it shouldn't stay to get wet all winter, right?

variegata plants are supposed to be more sensitive in that part and they might just rot from the skin, is that right?

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T.pachanoi monstrose x T.pachanoi Huancabamba

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A.myriostigma variegate

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Mammillaria 'Fred'

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Is that fred a crest? That's awesome. I've never seen a crested mamilaria fred.

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My bridgesii crest, it's growing rather fast and I love it :)

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Is that fred a crest? That's awesome. I've never seen a crested mamilaria fred.

Not a crest, just looks like one from that angle :)

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Nice to see you've got a crest out of some of those seedlings interbeing. :)

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Is that fred a crest? That's awesome. I've never seen a crested mamilaria fred.

There is a couple of different forms. Interbeing's Fred ( nice healthy Fred :) ) seems to be one that has been propagated a fair bit over here. The ones that are more lumpy looking is a bit harder to find.

Different Fred forms

http://www.cactus-art.biz/schede/MAMMILLARIA/Mammillaria_bocasana/Mammillaria_bocasana_fred/Mammillaria_bocasana_fred.htm

Cheers

Got

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The ones I see here all the time are more rounded and chunky. I've never seen one like that. I'd love to get my hands on both forms.

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There is a couple of different forms. Interbeing's Fred ( nice healthy Fred :) ) seems to be one that has been propagated a fair bit over here. The ones that are more lumpy looking is a bit harder to find.

Different Fred forms

http://www.cactus-art.biz/schede/MAMMILLARIA/Mammillaria_bocasana/Mammillaria_bocasana_fred/Mammillaria_bocasana_fred.htm

Cheers

Got

wich ones do you mean by the lumpy looking ones are you talking about Tubrculate form (Clone C) ?

i have 2 freds wich to me both look like the standard form

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Enjoy my 25 cm penis, I do :)

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TBM/Pereskiopsis grafts respond well to occasional dosing with triple strength grow ferts.

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Is that a long or short form?

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Enjoy my 25 cm penis, I do :)

well at least you're measuring your penis now in centimeters, instead of Angstroms. :wink:

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Thats the short clumpy form, it tried to foreskin out several times but the triple strength grow ferts made it push out a new cluster of areoles and resume growing rather than pup.

I'm hoping that trick is replicable, it'll make for some great beginnings on degrafted plants.

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My first grow from seed so don't know much but have this little fluorescent guy poking through with the rest of my L. Williamsii, is this strange or normal? Thankspost-11944-0-99592900-1386154936_thumb.j

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it may be the pic....but that colour....they look like they may fail.......it you press the side with a tooth pick/match stick.... very lightly are they firm (good) soft quisy (bad)............too much water????...............but the dull green one in the middle looks fine.............but my eyes are shit.........so maybe someone else has a better opinion............

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terscheckii/peruvianus variegate

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Validus x bridgesii variegated from zelly's seeds, out of 50 seedlings of this cross all but two were highly variegated and only a few have survived :) this one was pretty much all white when grafted then went green and is now getting yellower every day

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