Contest 32: Small Opuntoids
- CoronaCactus
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Contest 32: Small Opuntoids
Well, since last months Echinocereus topic was such a hit, i'm hoping to follow it up with another...
This months contest is all about the small and low growing Opuntoids. Tephrocactus, Cumulopuntia, Tunilla, Grusonia, Puna, etc. Keep in mind that some Opuntia and Cylindropuntia species still qualify (ie. O. polyacantha, O. fragilis, C. whipplei) Cultivation or habitat.
Show us your best mini-glochid factories
The prize this time will be of course, an Opuntoid!
Your choice of one of the following:
- Tephro articulatus v. papryacanthus (rooted w/2 or more heads - 3" pot)
- Tephro articulatus v. diadematus (rooted w/2 or more heads - 3" pot)
- Opuntia basilaris (rooted with multiple pads - 6" pot)
- Cylindropuntia bigelovii (rooted - 4" pot)
- Tunilla erectoclada (fresh cutting w/2 pads)
(plant will be shipped bare root, pot sizes are just for reference)
Click for complete contest rules
Deadline for submissions will be: Wednesday Feb., 18th, 2009
Good Luck to All!!
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This months contest is all about the small and low growing Opuntoids. Tephrocactus, Cumulopuntia, Tunilla, Grusonia, Puna, etc. Keep in mind that some Opuntia and Cylindropuntia species still qualify (ie. O. polyacantha, O. fragilis, C. whipplei) Cultivation or habitat.
Show us your best mini-glochid factories
The prize this time will be of course, an Opuntoid!
Your choice of one of the following:
- Tephro articulatus v. papryacanthus (rooted w/2 or more heads - 3" pot)
- Tephro articulatus v. diadematus (rooted w/2 or more heads - 3" pot)
- Opuntia basilaris (rooted with multiple pads - 6" pot)
- Cylindropuntia bigelovii (rooted - 4" pot)
- Tunilla erectoclada (fresh cutting w/2 pads)
(plant will be shipped bare root, pot sizes are just for reference)
Click for complete contest rules
Deadline for submissions will be: Wednesday Feb., 18th, 2009
Good Luck to All!!
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- John P Weiser
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Claude Barr-Polyacantha hybrid (name unknown). This hybrid has been passed from gardener to gardener for many seasons and the original name has been lost. Low sprawling growth, height at about eight inches. Pads approximately three to four inches in diameter with very short spines on older pads but plenty of glochid on the new ones.
From the High Desert Steppe
of the Great Basin and foot hills
of the Sierra Nevada Range
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sierrarainshadow/
sierrarainshadow
of the Great Basin and foot hills
of the Sierra Nevada Range
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sierrarainshadow/
sierrarainshadow
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