Inyan
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Okay, it is obvious this one is trying to be a super freak so I have to share another picture of this one
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This leaf is making me thirsty it looks so damn luscious.
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I think this one is having an identity crisis.
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Another update of this one today. It is hard to keep this one growing optimally during the winter, but I think she is doing fine.
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To me, it looks to have B. versicolor influence. That influence is not first generation mind you as the calyx would form a crescent moon if it was a first generation hybrid. If this were a pure versicolor the flowers would hang straight down. My guess from looking at this flower is that the seed pod will be somewhere between 20-30 cm long.
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Beautiful Amanita muscaria
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This hybrid is strong in the B. versicolor genes.
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Nice collection
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`Love your collection Thunderhorse
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Love your Brugmansia
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Looks like a small bite was taken out of this one. Areole graft?
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Baby from above
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You lucky devil you. Didn't realize you had this one to this stage already.
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Nice indeed. Your in for some really good tasting fruit when they get a bit bigger.
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Update on this girl
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So what your saying @mysubtleascention is that all 30 seedlings in that tray looked like this? I grow my seedlings in full sun from the moment they sprout onwards. They start out purple red when the sun is very intense and gradually green up within a few days of being grafted. Interesting indeed, thanks for sharing with us.
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I should note that offer is valid in the USA only.
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i think what he means is that there was a lack of sun on the side that is lighter and thus it appears falsely variegated which is a possibility, but it looks very strongly like some of my other specimens with that type of variegation. What makes me lean away from that is the few patches of darker green interspersed on the same side as the light green. You can also see some light green patches in the darker green side. If I'm wrong I'll still trade you pup for a pup. That is how sure I am that this is variegated, but as pappy always said... never be willing to gamble with something your not willing to lose on. I wish you much luck with this beautiful specimen.
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It looks exactly like some of the variegation I have in many of my seedlings and I have them growing right next to very dark green specimens so its not the light. At least not with my specimens and I'd bet not with yours either. There are many shades of variegation as well as many types patterns of variegation. The bright yellow patches, splotches, or specimens clearly halved are some types of variegation. You can also have a bring green layer just under a rich yellow layer so the only way to see the green is to cut horizontally through the specimen. Your cacti has what appears to be a light green and a dark green variegation which I personally love. A sport from the light green area could still grow fine and could simply be 100% light green. A sport/pup from the darker green area could retain that darker green color. And a sport/pup with both light and dark green could have different proportions of darker green to light green.
Time will tell if yours is variegated for sure or not, but I'd be willing to trade a pup from this one for a pup when it yours has one.
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I'm loving what I'm seeing. Over two years old though... talk about a slow grower. Its grafting time.
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Refrigerated pollen is known to have a shorter shelf life than frozen pollen. Just saying....
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And lets be honest... it only costs roughly 1 cent per graft with parafilm.... so... why do people bother with cling wrap again? My seedlings are worth 1 cent a piece or I'm not sowing them.
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This is why I prefer parafilm to cling wrap. With cling wrap you must remove it. But with parafilm you can leave it on indefinitely as the graft will stretch through the parafilm.
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Koehres Bridgesii
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Looking good my friend. I haven't ordered seeds from Koehres in a long time, but when I did I was never disappointed with the germination rate.