The photo is a 1st filial hybrid, Turbinicarpus alonsoi x Strombocactus disciformis which were in flower in this morning.
Tubercles of the cactus are shorter than that of standard alonsoi.
The cactus is quite small, 45 mm in diameter.
A paradise for cactus propagation
The photo is a 1st filial hybrid, Turbinicarpus alonsoi x Strombocactus disciformis which were in flower in this morning.
Tubercles of the cactus are shorter than that of standard alonsoi.
The cactus is quite small, 45 mm in diameter.
An aztekium hintonii was in flower in this morning.
This degrafted / own rooted one is 8 cm in diameter. The rooting of hintonii is not difficult.
The flower of hintonii is quite small.
A degrafted turbinicarpus alonsoi was in flower yesterday.
Normal own-roots ones are small, 6 cm in diameter or so.
Since the cactus was grafted once for the purpose of seed harvesting, it is more than 10 cm.
A strombocactus disciformis was in flower yesterday.
The cactus is quite small, just 7 cm in diameter.
It is early spring in hrer.
A turbinicarpus valdezianus was in flower yesterday afternoon.
The cactus was propagated from seeds harvested from my plant.
19 seedlings have survived in total.
Several degrafted ariocarpus agavoides were in this afternoon.
Young seedlings were grafted and degrafted 2 years later.
The photo is one of them, 17 cm in diameter.
Two degrafted ariocarpus fissuratus v intermedius were in flower.
The photo is one of them. Young seedlings were grafted and degrafted two years later.
The cactus is in a 15 cm pot.