That's a very nice sight to see! I've been to places like this.....sadly without the nice cactus and flowers...
A cactus and succulent collector who especially likes Ariocarpus. …Though I have a bit of everything! Want some pictures? See my flickr! I also do art and such.
That is a magnificent Pereskia wuyexiao. I have grown one next to my house north of San Francisco for many years and it starts to flower in November I think. The early frosts come along and the flowers don't open enough to enjoy them then the frosts kill back the shoots some but it comes right back all healthy in the spring. It looks nothing like your huge plant. Where is your plant located? Thank you for sharing.
Steve Stephens wrote:That is a magnificent Pereskia wuyexiao. I have grown one next to my house north of San Francisco for many years and it starts to flower in November I think. The early frosts come along and the flowers don't open enough to enjoy them then the frosts kill back the shoots some but it comes right back all healthy in the spring. It looks nothing like your huge plant. Where is your plant located? Thank you for sharing.
He is in Xianyou Country,Fujian Provience.Latitude N25°22 A good place to grow cactus in China
Daiv I am growing two of them, that I won't use for grafting.. one is P. acuelata and the other if P. grandiflora (I Think thats what survived) I had three... originally the other was P. belo. They are pretty nice plants! I like seeing different cacti than what is commercially available too. And yes yes they are beautiful
Here's to you, all you insidious creatures of green..er I mean cacti.
