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KanJe
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PostSubject: Re: Spring is not faraway   Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:40 pm

I have never heard of cv Yatagai-miracle let alone Sano tokunow kabuto. Is this just me? CV are being created faster than I can memorise them.

The flower really is something else though. Very distinctive from SK IMO.
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PostSubject: Re: Spring is not faraway   Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:03 pm

Kanje
There are around 300 asterias cultivas in Japan.
Mr. Yatagai developped his miracle kabuto.
Mr. Sano developped his tokunow kabuto.
The plant in the attached photo is crossed these two plants.
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PostSubject: Pattern of super kabuto   Sat Aug 01, 2009 11:43 am

Lachy
I think each person has different opinion for the pattern of super kabuto.
The original super kabuto was found by Mr. Takeo in 1980 from imported asterias. It was a monstrosa with large white fleckings.
Since it was just one plant, crossed with many asterias later and so the current all super kabutos are cultivas.
You can adjust the degree of fleckings by crossing eg A and B.
Some persons may look at special flecking pattern eg C.
I like a super kabuto with thick fleckings eg D.
I think fleckings of the super kabuto with flowes, attached on forum yesterday was not thick enough.
A:Very thick flecking super kabuto (Megane hakuten super kabuto)

B:Nudum (Ruri kabuto)

C: Tiger super kabuto

D: I like this degree of fleckings
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PostSubject: Re: Spring is not faraway   Mon Aug 03, 2009 11:22 pm

Really nice plants Hanazono Smile and some interesting info thanks.

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PostSubject: Re: Spring is not faraway   Sun Aug 09, 2009 6:43 am

Yesterday morning was cold, temperature went down to 3 'C.
Asterias are continuing to open flowers.
The flower in the photo is large, around 10 cm diameter.
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PostSubject: Re: Spring is not faraway   Sun Aug 09, 2009 1:39 pm

Beautiful as always, mate. Your astrophytums have got to be among some of the best that I have seen.
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PostSubject: Some Mammillarias   Fri Aug 14, 2009 8:08 am

Some Mammillarias added flowers yesterday.
senilis albiflora, sown seeds 06/08/07 and grafted seeling

Normal senilis

sanchez-mejoradae, grafted pups
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