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 ACM on Selenicereus

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Alex



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PostSubject: ACM on Selenicereus   Sat Jan 08, 2011 12:35 am

Hi everybody!

These are my first grafted seedlings of A. caput-medusae:


Sown: 04/25/10, grafted: 10/23/10, picture: 11/14/10


picture: 01/07/11

As you can see, the growth is quite fast. Hope you like the pics!

Best regards
Alex
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PostSubject: Re: ACM on Selenicereus   Sat Jan 08, 2011 4:58 am

realy nice grafting..good work!
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PostSubject: Re: ACM on Selenicereus   Sat Jan 08, 2011 8:57 am

Great work alex Smile they seem to like selenicereus. I find it a good sock but can be difficult to get it nice and thick like yours.

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PostSubject: Re: ACM on Selenicereus   Sun Jan 09, 2011 5:15 am

Thanks for the replies!

Yes, Astrophytums like the Seleni stock. I grafted lots of other Astros on this stock with pretty good results. I always try to select the thicker Seleni pieces, because of their higher resistance and growth speed. To get such thick pieces, you have to feed them well (using larger pots) and expose to direct sunlight.
Selenicereus is, like Pereskiopsis not a permanent stock and after 2-3 years you'll have to degraft or regraft to other stocks.

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Alex
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