Thanks for the info! Yeah they seem to be starting to discolor. I got a little greedy and put them in full sun to promote flowering. But between my 5 subdenudata I’ve got about 15 buds so it should be an exciting if they all go at onceElieEstephane wrote: ↑Sun Apr 15, 2018 9:12 am Beautiful flowers!
In my experience, the echinopsis subdenudata grows better and faster with a little shade
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I am ever so glad you posted the picture of Lobivia 'Rose Quartz', as i have one in the budding stage... no flowers just yet... and this shows me what they will look like. Thanks a lot.
And the color on that "third bud" is just spectacular!
And the color on that "third bud" is just spectacular!
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You're going to love the flowers that come from the buds in pictures 2 and 3. I promise.
Thanks for posting the pictures. I'm always extremely glad to be able to see the results of someone else's efforts at growing cacti. Especially the flowers. I don't think there's a more beautiful thing on the face of this planet than the flower of a cactus.
Thanks for posting the pictures. I'm always extremely glad to be able to see the results of someone else's efforts at growing cacti. Especially the flowers. I don't think there's a more beautiful thing on the face of this planet than the flower of a cactus.
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I've got an even dozen buds on my Trichocereus grandiforus. About 5 "heads". Last year they produced enormous 5 inch white flowers.
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WOW! Absolutely spectacular colors... the highlights are just... Well, spectacular! And that first picture is nothing short of completely astonishing!
I just made a reply to one of Elie's posts that said that it was "still my assertion that cactus flowers are among the most beautiful things in all of creation." And that has always been my opinion. Cactus flowers are, to my eye, the Fingerprints of God!
Thanks for sharing these pictures with the rest of the forum.
I just made a reply to one of Elie's posts that said that it was "still my assertion that cactus flowers are among the most beautiful things in all of creation." And that has always been my opinion. Cactus flowers are, to my eye, the Fingerprints of God!
Thanks for sharing these pictures with the rest of the forum.
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OMG ...
O... M... G...
WHAT is the genus/species of that cactus. Please, please, PLEASE!!!
O... M... G...
WHAT is the genus/species of that cactus. Please, please, PLEASE!!!
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Labeled as echinopsis hybrid. Belive it’s “Epic”WayneByerly wrote: ↑Sun Apr 29, 2018 1:25 am OMG ...
O... M... G...
WHAT is the genus/species of that cactus. Please, please, PLEASE!!!
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When I bought my E. oxygona, the woman i bought it from sent me two grape-sized cacti as a "free-gift". The only ID provided was "Echinopsis hybrid". At this point they are now about 70mm tall, 65mm wide and one already has an offset. Way too... mmmm, uh, young... to flower. I csn only hope that when it does get old enough to flower that the colors are reasonably similar to yours. I just cannot get over those colors!
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