Frank's blooming saison 2010

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Arjen
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a beautiful show, your plants just keep amazing me!
everybody should post a lot of doubles.
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Wow, awesome plants and flowers!

I don't know what these mean...
"And i forgot "Stroopwafel", "Pindakaas" and of course "Frikandel"
But they don't sound like compliments!

I like Stroopwafel, I might use that myself. I can just see myself next time a driver cuts me off; "Hey, stroopwafel, use your signal next time!"
Disclaimer: I'm in sunny Arizona, so any advice I give may not apply in your circumstances.

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I'm really curious how you're going to pronounce that

at least here's the translation: a 'stroopwafel' is two cookies with some kind of thick syrup between it, 'pindakaas' is peanut butter but a different kind than the one you know, a 'frikandel' is a deep fried meat stick.
they are all dutch specialties.

please invite me when you're going to drive through holland, I have to be there when you call someone a stroopwafel!
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StrUktO wrote:please invite me when you're going to drive through holland, I have to be there when you call someone a stroopwafel!
Me too ! :D
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LoL
TimN, kinda reminds me of the song that Tool did where he's yelling in German, a recipe for making cookies, yet sounds like he's imitating Hitler or something.

It's a blast.
Here's to you, all you insidious creatures of green..er I mean cacti.
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Short update of today:

Chamaecereus Hybride 'Corinna'

Breeder : Dr.Binnig
Hybridization : Chamaecereus silvestrii x Lobivia cabradei F1
(Source: Homepage of Gerd Weiss (Rügenkaktus = RGW)

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Echinocereus engelmannii ssp. fasciculatus DJF0900.26 (David J.Ferguson) USA, Arizona, Greenlee Co.,

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Post by hob »

you have some very nice Chamaecereus Hybrids :)
incurable cactoholic
growing rebutia's with a mix of others.
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indeed, they look beautiful!
With apologies to the late Professor C. D. Darlington the following misquotation springs to
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Todays update.........


Astrophytum myriostigma var. tulense
(same plant as shown above)

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Echinocereus triglochidiatus Manzano Mts

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Echinopsis Hybrid 'Johnsons Greengold'Image
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Echinopsis Hybrid No. 319 'Morgenzauber' aka Gräser '17'

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Hi,

this week is Chamaecereus hybrids week :wink:

Chamaecereus Hybrid 'Granat' (from Kakteen Haage)

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Chamaecereus Hybrid 'Kleine Weisse'

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Chamaecereus Hybrid 'Paulinae'

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Chamaecereus Hybrid RGW08

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Chamaecereus Hybrid 'Unikum'

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...and now some complete different.... :D

Echinopsis Hybrid Rheingold No. 243 'Karo Bube'

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Echinopsis Hybrid Roth 60

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Hildewinteria Hybrid 'Humkes Röschen

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wow, fantastic hybrids, I especially like the unikum (that red stripe on the petal is remarkable), kleine weisse and humkes röschen! did you cross these yourself?
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Hi Arjen,

each bloom of 'Unikum' look different, that can be seen, if there are more than one bloom.

No, this year i do only a few 'basic' crossings that i have in my mind. Most of them we be with botanically trichocereus.

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Good stuff Frank. Do you know what plants were used to create the Hildewinteria Hybrid?
All Cacti are succulents, but not all succulents are Cacti
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daiv wrote:Do you know what plants were used to create the Hildewinteria Hybrid?
Unfortunally, no. :cry:
I searched yesterday via Google, no further information.

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There are 'magic' cacti nights....today early in the morning in my greenhouse:


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