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PD
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 12:47 am

Would you be able to get a closer pic of the plant in the second pic that is in the same pot as the large cereus please betty?


Very nice collection there, looks like you have astro overload though. hehe
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 11:09 am

Nice plants Betty Smile Looks like you have plenty of space to spread out too.

What are the plants you're growing in the terracotta pots on the tiered shelves in the background of the second photo?
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:30 pm

PD wrote:
Would you be able to get a closer pic of the plant in the second pic that is in the same pot as the large cereus please betty?

Very nice collection there, looks like you have astro overload though. hehe


Thanks PD - it seems I have just a slight astro overload Laughing

Here you go
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:46 pm

Squil wrote:
Nice plants Betty Smile Looks like you have plenty of space to spread out too.

What are the plants you're growing in the terracotta pots on the tiered shelves in the background of the second photo?


Thanks Squil, plenty of space is true but believe it or not these and hundreds of others have to be shifted nearly 600kms in the future Shocked

The plants on the stand are adeniums
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 9:19 pm

those adeniums are awesome betty!
how old are those little babies?
are they hard to grow?
i'd like to give growing them a go.
peace
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 9:36 pm

parrotsheaven wrote:

Thanks Squil, plenty of space is true but believe it or not these and hundreds of others have to be shifted nearly 600kms in the future Shocked


do you have any plans as to how you will do that? once you get a collection like yours you can't just stuff it down by your feet and drive 600kms. !
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 9:40 pm

Very easy to grow............I have over 600 seedlings and some are going dormant at the moment. I did put the young ones on some heat and planted more seeds last weekend Rolling Eyes I am a glutton for punishment Laughing

When they go dormant you must keep them dry and away from any frost. I lost some at the onset of spring last year Sad They just go to mush. If you get them early enough you can save them by cutting out the rot and hang them till all is healed then repot.

I would guess and say that most of the ones on the stand are 2/3 years old. Some are grafted plants that have been imported.
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Fri Jun 06, 2008 9:43 pm

watertrade wrote:
do you have any plans as to how you will do that? once you get a collection like yours you can't just stuff it down by your feet and drive 600kms. !


Lots of plans, the big cacti will taken bare rooted and the others will be packed in LOTS of boxes with newpaper around them. The removalists can then cart them for me Very Happy

I will have to take plenty of pics when it all happens
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 12:26 am

parrotsheaven wrote:
watertrade wrote:
do you have any plans as to how you will do that? once you get a collection like yours you can't just stuff it down by your feet and drive 600kms. !


Lots of plans, the big cacti will taken bare rooted and the others will be packed in LOTS of boxes with newpaper around them. The removalists can then cart them for me Very Happy

I will have to take plenty of pics when it all happens

I will be interested to see how it goes. It sounds like it will be actually pretty easy realy. lots of dry roots, newspaper balls and boxes. Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 12:57 am

WOW, your adeniums look great Betty.

Note to self: Must try growing them again
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 1:58 pm

Now if you are a good you might get some young ones in spring Wink

If you got them now you might water them and I know what happened to both yours and a friends adenium in winter Twisted Evil

What do you reckon now or later Question
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 2:34 pm

parrotsheaven wrote:
PD wrote:
Would you be able to get a closer pic of the plant in the second pic that is in the same pot as the large cereus please betty?

Very nice collection there, looks like you have astro overload though. hehe


Thanks PD - it seems I have just a slight astro overload Laughing

Here you go


Thanks Betty, that is a beautiful trichocereus there, got any info about it???? Looks like T peruvianus "rosei" from where i sit but is hard to ID from photos.
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 2:51 pm

PD I am not sure, I put it down as t. macrogunus when I searched ?? This is the plant I got it from pics were taken 5 months apart. As you can see it has had some surgery and grown heaps

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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:56 pm

What a fantastic plant. Is that one yours ?
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PostSubject: Re: Show us your cacti   Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:58 pm

I wish it was, its my friends.
I will do a post in a week or two on cacti they have for sale with contact details.
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