E. triglochidiatus: From bud to flower

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E. triglochidiatus: From bud to flower

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I got lucky and caught this Echinocereus triglochidiatus in it's ealiest stages of budding out. So i thought it would make for an interesting post to photograph its progress from bud to flower.

Enjoy!

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and the flowers...

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Very nice series of photos :thumbright:
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Post by Saguaro123 »

That's a beautiful flower!
Isn't it fun to see the process of a maturing bud? 8)
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Awesome photos what kind of camera do you have?
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Post by Peterthecactusguy »

Darryl,
nice photos. 8)
That sure looks painful when the epidermis is split for the buds to come out. :?
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Post by Andy_CT »

Excellent, now that would make a cool time lapse video.
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Post by LeeVan »

Very nice! Is this the one that was going underground some time ago?

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Post by Arjen »

fantastic show, very cool to see how it tears the skin!
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Post by Bill in SC »

That is a great sequence of photos of a wonderful plant! Thanks for sharing!

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wonderful!

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From pain to glory!
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Post by king_hedes »

that is very cool i haVE ALWAYS LIKE TIME LAPSE TYPE STUFF that looks painful how they just tear through the skin like that
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Post by Mladen_DJ »

Astonishing. If plants have nervs, guess this could be painful process for them. :shaking:
Have a nice spines...
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Post by John C »

Neat progression!
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