An echinocactus horizonthalonius v moelleri was in flower yesterday afternoon.
I bought seeds and sowed in 2007. 9 plants have survived.
The cactus on the photo is 12 cm in diameter.
A paradise for cactus propagation
An echinocactus horizonthalonius v moelleri was in flower yesterday afternoon.
I bought seeds and sowed in 2007. 9 plants have survived.
The cactus on the photo is 12 cm in diameter.
Two strombocactus disciformis were in flower.
The photo is one of them.
The cactus is just 7 cm in diameter.
A gymnocalycium spegazzinii v loricatum was in flower in the afternoon.
I bought seeds and sowed in 2004. 5 plants have survived.
The cactus on the photo is 20 cm in diameter.
A gymnocalyciun spegazzinii v ornatum has pushed a flowering up. Dencs spines limit to open the flower.
I bought 20 seeds and sowed in 2004. 9 plants have survived.
The cactus is 16 cm in diameter.
An other spegazzinii related species, horizonthalonius was in flower.
I also bought seeds and sowed in 2003.
The cactus is 19 cm in diameter.
A gymnocalycium spegazzinii v armatum was in flower yesterday.
I bought seeds and sowed in 2003. Only two plants have survived.
The cactus on photo is 19 cm in diameter and 23 cn tall.
A gymnocalycium monvillei v horridispinum was in flower in the afternoon.
I bought seeds and sowed in 2005. Just one cactus has survived.
The cactus is 11 cm in diameter.