The ariocarpus on the photo is unknown name but it is possibully a hybrid.
My freind gave me some seeds as "cauliflower" but the plant did not show the character of cauliflower.
The colour of flowers are very special.
A paradise for cactus propagation
The ariocarpus on the photo is unknown name but it is possibully a hybrid.
My freind gave me some seeds as "cauliflower" but the plant did not show the character of cauliflower.
The colour of flowers are very special.
Two ariocarpus retusus v furfuraceus cv Suguri cauliflower were in flower yesterday.
The photo is one of them, which shows the character of cauliflower very well.
The cactus is 17 cm in diameter.
A degrafted ariocarpus retusus v furfuraceus cv Daruma Seiji was in flower yesterday afternoon.
I grafted a very young seedling onto a stock and defrafted 2 years later.
The cactus is 14 cm in diameter.
Three ariocarpus agavoides were in flower yesterday afternoon.
The photo is one of them.
The cacus itself is not vest condition but it could open flowers.
An ariocarpus fissuratus v lloydii was in flower in this morning.
I bought 30 seeds and sowed in 2005. Just one has survived.
The cactus is 13 cm in diameter currently.
Two ariocarous retusus cv Daruma Royal were in flower.
The photo is one of them. I propagated them from seeds harvested from my plants.
The cactus is 15 cm in diameter.
An ariocarpus trigonus v elongatus was in flower.
I bought seeds and sowed in 2006. 3 plants have survived.
The cactus is 15 cm in diameter curretly.