Jump to content
The Corroboree
mushroomman

Zelly's trich crosses, got pics? post here please

Recommended Posts

On 10.9.2017 at 11:55 AM, Pedropark said:

One of zellys crosses, i have lost label. One year old. The grafting stock is pushing a pup at the bottom. The grafted one is extremly green.

Could be a Psyho0 x Sharxx but thats suspicion.

Third pic: Lumberjack x VRG grafted on peres

 

IMG_20170908_183747.jpg

IMG_20170818_174137.jpg

IMG_20170829_091027.jpg

I found the label still attached to the grafting stock beneath the earth. Its a Psyho0 x Lumberjack. For that cross the spines are extremly short. Has anybody pics of that cross to compare? Thanks in advance.

IMG_20170908_183747.thumb.jpg.58b299b4981256f92e6d5ffbeb715d37.jpg

IMG_20170818_174137.thumb.jpg.8da4284d2ad1c1f98709e6c1b997b98d.jpg

IMG_20170829_091027.thumb.jpg.6dbfc43121d29407d640401173a278a6.jpg

IMG_20170908_183747.thumb.jpg.58b299b4981256f92e6d5ffbeb715d37.jpg

IMG_20170818_174137.thumb.jpg.8da4284d2ad1c1f98709e6c1b997b98d.jpg

IMG_20170829_091027.thumb.jpg.6dbfc43121d29407d640401173a278a6.jpg

  • Like 4

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

@Pedro Sadly, I don't have that specific cross. Lumberjack definitely has some interesting genetics. 

 

I will have to try to placate you with an update of a few of my Zelly Lime-aide02xss01xredgrandi69.thumb.jpg.6578d545f5f81d68e40698698f4173e2.jpggrafts as they appear on Saturday the 23rd of September 2017lemon2.thumb.jpg.d911489c1e1a5466a50db16415a6acd4.jpg. I have to admit, not a day goes by that I am not looking at my seedlings trying to figure out which ones look promising and need to be plucked out for potential grafting. Yet another reason why I sometimes graft two seedlings cotyledon2363.thumb.jpg.93a77f87ba1d0501fd261f2fee219439.jpgtogether inside one Pereskiopsis or place several seedlings on a single Pereskiopsis... I simply have a  hard time choosing which hybrids of Zelly's should be grafted. If I had the grafting material I think I would graft each and every seedling I have of his to speed them up just so I could see them flower. Without further ado. 

Lime-aide02xss01xredgrandi69.thumb.jpg.6578d545f5f81d68e40698698f4173e2.jpg

lemon2.thumb.jpg.d911489c1e1a5466a50db16415a6acd4.jpg

cotyledon2363.thumb.jpg.93a77f87ba1d0501fd261f2fee219439.jpg

Lime-aide02xss01xredgrandi69.thumb.jpg.6578d545f5f81d68e40698698f4173e2.jpg

lemon2.thumb.jpg.d911489c1e1a5466a50db16415a6acd4.jpg

cotyledon2363.thumb.jpg.93a77f87ba1d0501fd261f2fee219439.jpg

  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Inyan, I love your grafts, never tried your method. Will give it a try.

I also graft only a few like 20 a year. Love to see how the grafting stock pushes the plants. I prefer pach if available, for me the bring better results then peres.

This morning i checked the label and saw that the Psyho0 x Lumberjack is from nitrogen. 

  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
14 hours ago, Pedropark said:

 

Inyan, I love your grafts, never tried your method. Will give it a try.

 

 

The above grafts as well as this triple graft tripleplay374.thumb.jpg.8dfae7e6432a157510652dfe7af057b5.jpg of Zelly's seedlings were all done on unrooted Pereskiopsis. With that being said, I find it much easier to graft on rooted specimens. I like grafting to Pereskiopsis and or T. pachanoi when working with cacti grafts. Trust me when I tell you that this method of grafting is super easy. It is so easy in fact that all of my children learned how to graft like this with their cacti seedlings when they were still in their first year of school. From there they moved on to grafting trees. @Pedro you have an ample supply of T. pachanoi and I suspect that is why you are most comfortable grafting with it. I taught my children to graft by having them graft a few specimens each day. In this manner, they can see what they did wrong or what went wrong one step at a time and correct. Memory is not perfect and if you allow too much time to elapse between grafts when you are inexperienced sometimes you forget little things that help such as how much pressure to apply etc. I get the same way when I have not made a graft in a good while. I forget some portions of my techniques as it is no longer second nature. Practice, practice, and watch.

tripleplay374.thumb.jpg.8dfae7e6432a157510652dfe7af057b5.jpg

tripleplay374.thumb.jpg.8dfae7e6432a157510652dfe7af057b5.jpg

  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

PedroPark gifted this awesome Oscar x Helen mutant to me yesterday!

large.IMG_20170928_121547-1243x1191.jpg. IMG_20170928_141029-1426x1228.thumb.jpg.b0e7852f4ee802fa8ce7cb835e5f0f00.jpg

 

I'm so very grateful, thanks brother. This is easily one of my favorite mutants I have so far.

IMG_20170928_141029-1426x1228.thumb.jpg.b0e7852f4ee802fa8ce7cb835e5f0f00.jpg

IMG_20170928_141029-1426x1228.thumb.jpg.b0e7852f4ee802fa8ce7cb835e5f0f00.jpg

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
12 minutes ago, MeanGreen said:

PedroPark gifted this awesome Oscar x Helen mutant to me yesterday!

large.IMG_20170928_121547-1243x1191.jpg. IMG_20170928_141029-1426x1228.thumb.jpg.b0e7852f4ee802fa8ce7cb835e5f0f00.jpg

 

I'm so very grateful, thanks brother. This is easily one of my favorite mutants I have so far.

Cheers mate and happy growing with your new familymembers and thanks for your donation to the SAB servercosts. 

Nice to meet you.

Will stop by again in spring.

  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Also send this grafted seedlings Tpm x Scop to a friend. They are 8 month old. This year we had much rain and less sunshine here in germany, where they grew. They are little bit wet, from the rain.

Now the will go to a friend in spain.

 

IMG_20171010_115839.jpg

IMG_20171010_115821.jpg

IMG_20171010_115801.jpg

IMG_20171010_115839.thumb.jpg.57f40fe5eb069ea43fee9dbb852a8669.jpg

IMG_20171010_115821.thumb.jpg.96c715805ec6f932ab2c99bffee4e71e.jpg

IMG_20171010_115801.thumb.jpg.ebc2d8fc3863495097ee60d0fa854e38.jpg

IMG_20171010_115839.thumb.jpg.57f40fe5eb069ea43fee9dbb852a8669.jpg

IMG_20171010_115821.thumb.jpg.96c715805ec6f932ab2c99bffee4e71e.jpg

IMG_20171010_115801.thumb.jpg.ebc2d8fc3863495097ee60d0fa854e38.jpg

Edited by Pedropark
Wrong spelling
  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Zelly seedlings update Lime-Aide8.thumb.jpg.bbc5721c7e401dd63cac3f6749fc889c.jpgThis is one of my favorites. However, these two Lime-Aide9.thumb.jpg.7cbaa61352b41e6b132d1102c6a2f779.jpgmight be close runners up if they were not so darn similarLime-Aid10.thumb.jpg.08fe9ee6e3cdaa888ddef1feae9b465f.jpg. A few more variegates have yet to take off due to the green house incident. I'm just amazed that at least one more variegate after being tossed clear across the green house is still going to grow or at least it appears to want to grow. Time will tell. I have several more flats ZellyGrafts.thumb.jpg.56eb419de7908603ffef7eee59a0374a.jpgof grafts completed from Zelly's seeds as well. I decided to put a short halt to my grafting however when I noticed these variegated variegatedpereskiopsis97.thumb.jpg.e7e57ee12de30b6bb71261614f781075.jpgspecimens...A few hundred Zelly grafts to go yet so there is still much fun to be had. 

Lime-Aide8.thumb.jpg.bbc5721c7e401dd63cac3f6749fc889c.jpg

Lime-Aide9.thumb.jpg.7cbaa61352b41e6b132d1102c6a2f779.jpg

Lime-Aid10.thumb.jpg.08fe9ee6e3cdaa888ddef1feae9b465f.jpg

ZellyGrafts.thumb.jpg.56eb419de7908603ffef7eee59a0374a.jpg

variegatedpereskiopsis97.thumb.jpg.e7e57ee12de30b6bb71261614f781075.jpg

Lime-Aide8.thumb.jpg.bbc5721c7e401dd63cac3f6749fc889c.jpg

Lime-Aide9.thumb.jpg.7cbaa61352b41e6b132d1102c6a2f779.jpg

Lime-Aid10.thumb.jpg.08fe9ee6e3cdaa888ddef1feae9b465f.jpg

ZellyGrafts.thumb.jpg.56eb419de7908603ffef7eee59a0374a.jpg

variegatedpereskiopsis97.thumb.jpg.e7e57ee12de30b6bb71261614f781075.jpg

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Scop x red grandi. Didn't fully open, hoping the next flower will

20171012_153003.thumb.jpg.8ecdc3642676899c33c45f5cf4a63e65.jpg20171012_153030.thumb.jpg.fd4a7546be324f5e9e70ab07519e1a48.jpg20171012_153024.thumb.jpeg.c7a15e8ccd67e0b6fd2ea193b00bcfcb.jpeg

20171012_153003.thumb.jpg.8ecdc3642676899c33c45f5cf4a63e65.jpg

20171012_153030.thumb.jpg.fd4a7546be324f5e9e70ab07519e1a48.jpg

20171012_153024.thumb.jpeg.c7a15e8ccd67e0b6fd2ea193b00bcfcb.jpeg

20171012_153003.thumb.jpg.8ecdc3642676899c33c45f5cf4a63e65.jpg

20171012_153030.thumb.jpg.fd4a7546be324f5e9e70ab07519e1a48.jpg

20171012_153024.thumb.jpeg.c7a15e8ccd67e0b6fd2ea193b00bcfcb.jpeg

  • Like 8

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
1 hour ago, nrivers said:

Didn't fully open, hoping the next flower will

the flower itself tends to exhibit more of the red grandi genetics in that the flowers never fully open like a columnar trich does.......unless you live in an area that experiences extremely hot days. 

 

I'm somewhat in a coastal / moderate region; a friend in a high desert area posted pics of the red grandi i gifted them with flowers splayed wide open.

 

All my other grandi's flower wide open, the cherry red ones never do fully open.

  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Yeah cool Zelly. This one opened a bit more and has an even better flower!

fullsizeoutput_a4.thumb.jpeg.aebb24f1a0c0c192818793e70a3c759e.jpeg20171015_212140.thumb.jpg.b155e32795f8920785d11390f5fa87fd.jpg

fullsizeoutput_a4.thumb.jpeg.aebb24f1a0c0c192818793e70a3c759e.jpeg

20171015_212140.thumb.jpg.b155e32795f8920785d11390f5fa87fd.jpg

fullsizeoutput_a4.thumb.jpeg.aebb24f1a0c0c192818793e70a3c759e.jpeg

20171015_212140.thumb.jpg.b155e32795f8920785d11390f5fa87fd.jpg

  • Like 8

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
On ‎9‎/‎23‎/‎2017 at 2:15 PM, Pedropark said:

I found the label still attached to the grafting stock beneath the earth. Its a Psyho0 x Lumberjack. For that cross the spines are extremly short. Has anybody pics of that cross to compare? Thanks in advance.

 

 

I Sadly do not have that cross but I have noticed with all of my LJ crosses that the areoles seem to protrude pointing upwards with those fan shaped spines. If you hadn't said anything about it being a LJ cross I would have placed a guess on it being the father :) 

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

The LJ males still have the same upward pointing areoles but they're not as well defined as the LJ Mother crosses. I'll see if I have a pic of any to post up for you.

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
On 10/15/2017 at 7:35 AM, nrivers said:

Yeah cool Zelly. This one opened a bit more and has an even better flower!

fullsizeoutput_a4.thumb.jpeg.aebb24f1a0c0c192818793e70a3c759e.jpeg20171015_212140.thumb.jpg.b155e32795f8920785d11390f5fa87fd.jpg

Those flowers are to die for. 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Okay, brand new baby here. Her thin veil should be ready to come off in a week or two. 

 

Trichocereus bridgesii (Helen x Bertha)BridgessiiHelenxBridgesiiBertha9.thumb.jpg.33ce373371d95a558519b4c14a073085.jpg

 

Looks like we have a new variegated specimen although the chlorophyl is very minimal.

BridgessiiHelenxBridgesiiBertha9.thumb.jpg.33ce373371d95a558519b4c14a073085.jpg

BridgessiiHelenxBridgesiiBertha9.thumb.jpg.33ce373371d95a558519b4c14a073085.jpg

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Helen x Bertha shows a lot of albinos. Will post some pics of the new seedlings tomorrow. 

 

  • Like 3

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
2 hours ago, Pedropark said:

Helen x Bertha shows a lot of albinos. Will post some pics of the new seedlings tomorrow. 

 

Thanks for the heads up Pedropark. Where is the master list so I can tell if what I am getting is different or not different? That is what I need. Who has the list of what each variety tosses out? 

  • Like 1

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Here are Bertha x Helen and revers.sowed 16 days ago.

 

IMG_20171018_114220.jpg

IMG_20171018_114002.jpg

IMG_20171018_114220.thumb.jpg.81118cc452cf43799b940ecde4450047.jpg

IMG_20171018_114002.thumb.jpg.7203f82999163ba0250bd2cf6c352a08.jpg

IMG_20171018_114220.thumb.jpg.81118cc452cf43799b940ecde4450047.jpg

IMG_20171018_114002.thumb.jpg.7203f82999163ba0250bd2cf6c352a08.jpg

Edited by Pedropark
  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
10 hours ago, Inyan said:

Thanks for the heads up Pedropark. Where is the master list so I can tell if what I am getting is different or not different? That is what I need. Who has the list of what each variety tosses out? 

Hi I am not sure, what do you mean with masterlist?

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

@Pedropark I figured someone must have compiled a master list of what to expect out of some of these crosses? 

  • Like 1

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
2 hours ago, Inyan said:

@Pedropark I figured someone must have compiled a master list of what to expect out of some of these crosses? 

I will make some photo of my first seedlings from 2015 and bring it together with the excel data to create a database with name, year and progress.

Hows that?

Attached a part of my excel list

Screenshot_20171019-080208.png

Screenshot_20171019-080208.thumb.png.417fdb139776e4d2414df3d0a6be638f.png

Screenshot_20171019-080208.thumb.png.417fdb139776e4d2414df3d0a6be638f.png

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
3 hours ago, Pedropark said:

I will make some photo of my first seedlings from 2015 and bring it together with the excel data to create a database with name, year and progress.

Hows that?

Attached a part of my excel list

Screenshot_20171019-080208.png

Holy cow that is brilliant @Pedropark. That is one crazy list as well you have already compiled.

  • Like 1

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

In one month i will make fotos of all the 2015/2016 crosses. I ll choose one plant per cross and then i ll create a website to collect all the pics and informations. So i will do every year following. Hope this will help in the future to get a base where people can see the characteristics of the hybrids and see how the mature.

  • Like 2

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
5 hours ago, Pedropark said:

In one month i will make fotos of all the 2015/2016 crosses. I ll choose one plant per cross and then i ll create a website to collect all the pics and informations. So i will do every year following. Hope this will help in the future to get a base where people can see the characteristics of the hybrids and see how the mature.

@Pedropark, you have me more than a little excited with this monumental task you are trying to bite off by yourself. Admittedly, I don't know anything about creating a website either. With that being said, could it also be possible for other members to submit pictures of any noteworthy crosses that could then be reviewed to ensure those crosses went to the right area/cross? If possible, and I may be just dreaming here... could the website possibly have the ability to search by keywords like crested, variegated, etc. allowing you to cross reference easily those crosses that have yielded high numbers of variegaetes, crested, etc? This may be more than your thinking about doing and I certainly don't want to overwhelm you with idea's, but you've got a fellow truly amazed by your willingness to take on such a monumental task and here I am trying to toss more ideas on top of that. Still, better to be heard and tossed away as too difficult or absurd rather than to not be heard and wished something simple had of been implemented earlier. Thank you for the work you have already shared. It is truly appreciated. Here is one site's searchable data base for flowers... if it might help. http://www.daylilies.org/DaylilyDB/?advanced

 

  • Like 1

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
On ‎10‎/‎17‎/‎2017 at 6:42 PM, Inyan said:

Thanks for the heads up Pedropark. Where is the master list so I can tell if what I am getting is different or not different? That is what I need. Who has the list of what each variety tosses out? 

I tried to start a thread like that Here  but I haven't had anyone really pop in to add any additional info other that what I posted in the OP for misplant genetics. 

  • Like 1

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now

×