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MildBill
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Post by MildBill »

Well Bruno, that is a wonderful collection and very well cared for. I noticed in your first pic of Opuntia that your neighbor across the way also has a lot of plants but I couldn't tell what kind they are.

Maybe we all need to get together and have a tour of Italian cacti places!
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bruno
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Hi all, thanks a lot for your kind replies.

Benji, that plant is a Tephrocactus cutting, which comes with the (likely wrong) name O. strobiliformis, here is a close up of the joint (which detach quite easily)

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Bill, geraniums cultivars are quite popular here in rome, but also Agave, Opuntiae and Echinopsis are often grown outside. As for visiting italian cacti places, just let me know when you are coming and I' ll organize something for you :wink:

ciao
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Post by bruno »

Lower terrace :)

east view

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west view

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west to east

the little tube with Astrophytums

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Ferocactus seedlings plus Echinofossulocactus

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Asclepiads, Adenia, Ibervillea, Hawortia...

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Euphorbia, Nolina, Aloe ....

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Same, plus others, the white thing is Echeveria cante

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Agave, Aloe, the only melo I have, afew mams, a little saguaro, Dudleya brittoni

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mix with Agave parryi truncata on the upper left, the woody stem lower left is Delonix decaryi

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Agave, including a seedling of gypsophila, Frailea, Perlargonium, Echinopsis, M. nivosa..

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Agave

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Sarcocaulon and a few sud american cactus

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Sarcocaulon, Lobivia, Gymnocalicium, Dudleya, Adromiscus

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Conos, Cheiridopsis

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Asclepiads, Gymnocalicium, Rebutia

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Asclepiads, mesembs and S. vanderitiae

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end

ciao
bruno
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John C
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Post by John C »

Great collection! :shock: 8)
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Post by StrictlyOrganic »

bruno wrote:
inside

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wow that is amazing absolutely amazing what is the pinkish plant on picture titeled inside
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bruno
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Post by bruno »

Hi, it is Opuntia humifusa.
Thanks John :)
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Post by CoronaCactus »

Wow! Look at all those non-cactus succulents ;)
Very nice collection.
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Awesome plants and terrace! 8)
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bruno
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CoronaCactus wrote:Wow! Look at all those non-cactus succulents ;)
Thanks Darryl, are you meaning you also like vegetables? :wink:

Thanks Byron :)

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Post by bruno »

little bit of snow also in Rome last thursday

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already gone, temperatures are low but not below 0°C

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