sagiXsagi
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Potted some newly rooted cuttings too and took some new TBM cuttings these two were actually a single very well rooted plant, I uprooted and washed off the soil, let dry, then cut in half (each portion had still very good root system) , today I potted them again. next photo is for the comparison of the normal TPC (skin and spine colour) to an OZ-oriented un-named strain, that might or might not be peruvianus, but its pretty distinct so far and does that characteristic reddening, with more reddish spines as well) - next is the original graft from olive - thanks dude more or less the optimal pup size for tbm short form propagation
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myrti slow crest - echinopsis crest/variegata (wonder what these pups are trying to do) - cleistocactus (I think) monstrosa , was bought grafted and it splits a lot, intend to root some pup) clone 1 - TPC clone 2 - TPM (columnar monstrosa and crest)
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I cannot adjust to the changes made.. Maybe I am too old school or too much of a routine guy. BUT I hate the new layout - forum .. I cannot find anything I search with the new search, its slower, I get really pissed when I try to do anything.. advanced search does not show forum filters thats one of the problems
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that is interesting, I use plain plant soil + perlite and forget to fert though, so I am a plain and simple dude, so I wouldnt know..
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I was worried with extreme heat and uprooted some plants. several small ones were dead. still havent got the handle of it
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santiaguensis monstrose >>> the monstrosity looks a bit like what I used to call anus plant, some sab KK cuzco sold as pachanoi, that terminated... do all new pups terminate in this strain?
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Wild sourced European Atropa Belladonna seeds
sagiXsagi replied to xoma's topic in Seed & Plant Swaps
Would love to have some seed of this. Up to now I have grown Brugmansia, Datura, Hyoscyamus and Mandragora , I would love to try and grow this one! PMing you -
From the album: cacti 2016 photos
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From the album: cacti 2016 photos
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yeap. looks both pachanoi and scopulicola.. looks like of the scop X pachanoi Juuls that came from seed that circulated in Nook a couple years ago.. it does't looke like superpedro / cordobensis IMO
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I agree that it looks like M. spinosissima
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^^^^ awesome garden.. love the climber on the columnar puzzling.. maybe one should check for swollen bases of the spines to determine the degree of cuzco heritage.. Looks mostly cuzco.. Could be a cuzcoxbridge as zelly says or a cuzco X peruv/macro
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my seed-growns now
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I potted some rooted cuttings: myrtillocactus crests 'elite' a couple last years dehydrated small buttons, bridgesii crests, two "pachanoi" crests from oz [cuttings off a grafted motherplant, strain is much distinct from my other pachanoi crests but lets wait to see how this grows 4 me] a choice 4 tip pachanoi monstrosa (my regular crest clone) two penises oz pacha-crests are the ones down right , last photo pics taken after watering
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From the album: cacti 2016 photos
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From the album: cacti 2016 photos
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From the album: cacti 2016 photos
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yep. a chemical burn or something, or multiple problems at once? I haven't seen trichocerei, even bridgesii which are more black rot prone and less cold hardy, to get so extensive damage from whatever cause.. how cold can it get in california? its supposed to be more or less the same climate with central and southern greece.. we even get the same species of mushrooms .
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wow that red stinkhorn dicks are awesome. thanks for sharing...
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It almost looks like the bugs like the rotting cactus. Could they like and thus worsen the bacterial black rot expression? I have had snow damage in severar trichos and it never looked all-black.. but sure, EG knows better from cold Sorry for your damage
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The Mangrovial path - Project Mangrovia
sagiXsagi replied to ☽Ţ ҉ĥϋηϠ₡яღ☯ॐ€ðяئॐ♡Pϟiℓℴϟℴ's topic in Ethnobotany
heheheheh I aways thought caring for aqua plants is so hard... you are the right type or crazy my friend. very interesting thread, in the begining I was "what the fff ... oh, that looks nice and interesting! "- 72 replies
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Is this normal for a trichocereus graft stock?
sagiXsagi replied to BedOSpines's topic in Cacti & Succulents
most of my grafts are/were done in relatively short stock... works good for just a while and serves the means for propagation .. Seeing how some of Philocacti's grafts are doing in large NICE stocks that DONT pup (he uses Stenocereus f.e. ), I figured out the best grafts are done on great - large stocks... I am thinking tricho is good for propagation through graftin, but not the best.. BUT - it works wonders - as I have numerous lopho grafts on short tricho stock - to keep grafts alive and healhty each growing season, so as to remove pups to root (hint hint) other than than that, that happens all the fucken time, best thing is to add some soil or stones, if you think's zelly suggestiojn is too risky. The stock is probably deciding to pup (that would explain the shriveling), maybe, tricho grafts do this all the time, especially if you do them on a KK339 pachanoi, one of the puppiest of my trichos -
3 x hammiltons (cuzco) crest + reverts/cuttings 3 x oz pachanoi crest + resverts/cuttings 3 x nitro seedlings tricho monsters 2012
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amazing collection and very healthy lophos... of course I luv the taquimbalesis the most
