Submissions for: Cacti in Flower Contest Number 1

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Submissions for: Cacti in Flower Contest Number 1

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Post all your pictures for "Cacti in Flower Contest Number 1 Jan 16 through Feb 5" below.

You have Until January 29, 2006 to enter a picture in the contest

Voting will be from January 30 to February 5

Click here to vote: http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=961
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Here is my submission for "Cacti in Flower". This Cliestocactus winteri and was taken in my backyard where it is growing today. I bought this plant at Home Depot and it is one of my easiest to grow plants. It is in flower almost every day of the year.

I chose this shot because John commented on how much he liked it once, and I hope he might vote on it instead of his own. :lol:
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This is not today's picture since all cacti are sleeping, here. It was taken last spring and it was the first time that such young rebutia albiareolata gave me so many flowers.
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Post by ihc6480 »

Here's my submission, O. mackensenii in bloom :)
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Bill

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Post by templegatejohn »

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A picture of Echinocereus reichenbachii v. perbellus.

That's a bit sneaky Daiv, :wink: but I do admire the plant and the flower very much, so it was probably the right thing to do.

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Post by eduart »

Hi there,

This is my submission - Rebutia muscula. I love this cactus and because it is generously flowering for almost two months I give it a chance:

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Post by GeneS »

Here's my favorite desktop ... enter it into the fray

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Mammillaria saboae v.(or ssp) haudeana
For size reference, pot od = 10 cm
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Bolivicereus samaipatanus

Now known as Cleistocactus samaipatanus, this flower comes to the top of my list every time.
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Mammillarias currently in bloom
(starting top left and going clockwise) - lauii subducta, longiflora ssp stampferi, carmenae, backebergiana, aurielanata and sonorensis.

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Mike
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my submission: Gymnocalycium eurypleurum

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Post by ondy »

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This is a beautiful picture I got of my Neoporteria huascensis. The coloring on this one is crazy. It makes me think of some of the Echinopsis hybrids.

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Astrophytum asterias X astrophytum capricorne senile
deep red and yelow ,beutifull

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My Contest Entry

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A clump of Rebutia? flowering in my garden last summer
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