Cacti and Sukkulent in Köln, every day new flowers in the greenhouse Part 50

Good morning dear cacti friends,

today some photos from the 5th of June.





Buds, Notocactus
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53927

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Echinocereus
Ecc. dasyacanthus
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Ecc. oklahomensis
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Ecc. pectinatus
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Ecc. scheerii v.gentri
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Beautiful weather on June 5, sunbathing. . .
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Wilcoxia
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Scilla socialis
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53869

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Crassula
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Finally, a more or less successful, closeup of the Christate whose name I do not know.
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Best wishes

K.W.

Good evening dear cacti friends,

second part of the flowers from 12th of May.



Mammillaria
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50079

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50081

50084


Turbinicarpus roseiflorus
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Strombocactus
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Thelocactus
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Euphorbia
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und others. . .
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Best regards

K.W.

Good morning everyone,

on Saturday, June 8, was quite passable weather - sunshine, to thunderstorms in the late afternoon, temperature up to + 26 ° C.


Have flourished not only succulents,
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I am already happy on the smallest flower, also about this blooming
Mammillaria
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it takes at least two flowers,
Echinocereus
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Others have directly exaggerating again. . .
Mammillaria
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Fright, no, not the Shrek, my camera has slipped from the hands sweat Assen;
Result - those little pictures of disoriented
Notocactus
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Here I tried to remake good camera in the iron grip of image above
Escobaria
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First time out of the GH, +41 ° C is no fun for the camera, and the sweat that is, not me!
Me it can actually not be warm enough.
Of outdoor dining, Mammillariamäßig in operation since last week, it goes to a dizzy.
Mammillaria
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This "Freudenhausrot" of flowers has something, that something beautiful - I think.
Mammillaria
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Others may also be in red, but not so wickedly. . .
Lobivia
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Some plant is whether the messages in the short wavelength light spectrum, quite green with envy - the yellow pulls it out again.
Astrophythum
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Others can then but the springs hang himself in the exhaustion still beautiful. .
Astrophytum
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To the penultimate, my current piece of jewelry, there are no stupid saying - I think just beautiful. . .
Mammillaria thomsonii n.n. ROG 750
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To last, entanglement!
Since the seedlings are not viewing it yourself through - a little clearer structure of the "thorns" would be desirable!
Echinocereus
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Nevertheless, best regards

K.W.

Good morning dear cacti friends,

today some photos from the 14th of May.




"Frau Klein"; my home is my castle!
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Cintia
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a little later
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Mammillaria bombycina
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Stenocactus
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Turbinicarpus
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Echinocereus hybr.
50493


Strombocactus
50508


Gymnocalycium
50511


Mammillaria
50536


Echinocereus
50537


Notocactus
50539


Lobivia
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50550

50552


Sulcorebutia
50565

50574

50596



Best wishes

K.W.

Hallo K.W.

ich weiß ich habe es schon öfter geschrieben,

WOW genial ....

Good morning dear cacti friends,

second part of the photos from the 14th of May, if I may. . .?
O.K. , no answer I take for yes. . .




Sulcorebutia
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50568

50569

50571

50580

50586

50588

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50600

50604

50608

50609

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50613


Mediolobivia
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Aylostera
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Mammillaria
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50634

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Best wishes

K.W.

BeBaHe wrote:

Hallo K.W.

ich weiß ich habe es schon öfter geschrieben,

WOW genial ....

Guten Morgen Barbara,

das kannst Du jeden Tag schreiben - Überdosierung unmöglich!

1000 Dank!!!



You can wright this every day - overdose impossible!

1000 thanks!!!



K.W.

K.W.

Hi K.W.

every morning a new fireworks of spines, ribs and flowers!!! You made my day much colourful again and again!

Thank's a lot!!!

MMartic

mmartic wrote:

Hi K.W.

every morning a new fireworks of spines, ribs and flowers!!! You made my day much colourful again and again!

Thank's a lot!!!

MMartic

Good afternoon MMartic,

thank You very much!!!
  

As a little "Dankeschön" a pic with no flowers, but colourful too.

Ferocactus wislizenii var. hererae

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Best regards

K.W.

Good morning dear cacti friends,

last flowers from 14th of May.



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Mammillaria gracilis
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50640


Epiphylum
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Sulcorebutia
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50657

50658

50664

50671

50675

50679



Lobivia
50661

 
Mediolobivia
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Acharagma
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Best regards

K.W.

K.W. wrote:

Finally, a more or less successful, closeup of the Christate whose name I do not know.
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I don't know if this has been answered already, but could it be Turbinicarpus valdezianus?

What gorgeous photos. Beautiful to look at these on a winter's day. Give one hope for the spring that is yet to arrive. Thank you.

Susi

jfabiao wrote:

I don't know if this has been answered already, but could it be Turbinicarpus valdezianus?  

Good morning Jose,

yes could be, thank You very much!
Hope it blooms this year. . .
Then we know for sure. . .

Quote :

What gorgeous photos. Beautiful to look at these on a winter's day. Give one hope for the spring that is yet to arrive. Thank you.

Susi

      


Thank You!
Yes spring. . .   



Greetings to Portugal and Italy (like both very much)   

K.W.

Hi K.W.

I notice in some of your photos, especially those of Helmut Rogozinski, quite large dichotomous branching mammillarias (my favourites), growing in what appears to be very shallow square pots. Or is this an illusion! I find in the UK once you increase the diameter substantially the depth is also substantially increased. Sometimes a problem with shallow rooted species, where it could lead to rot. Are these pots still available now to buy or were they a special commission. Interested to know.

Many Thanks Derek.

delandmo wrote:

Hi K.W.

I notice in some of your photos, especially those of Helmut Rogozinski, quite large dichotomous branching mammillarias (my favourites), growing in what appears to be very shallow square pots. Or is this an illusion! I find in the UK once you increase the diameter substantially the depth is also substantially increased. Sometimes a problem with shallow rooted species, where it could lead to rot. Are these pots still available now to buy or were they a special commission. Interested to know.

Many Thanks Derek.

No reason to thank Derek!
I like to share my experiences and knowledge.

We are talking abouth this pots
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20 x 20 x 9,5 cm.

I'm a fan of square pots!
But as you describe, the more the higher.
So I was glad to find this flat, large pots.
I buy them at Kakteen Uhlig.
They are quite expensive, € 3.60 per piece, 100 for 295, - €. and not always available.
If I flat pots of around 17 cm need, I cut 18 cm Container to 9.5 cm in height.
These containers are much cheaper 18 x 18 cm, 100 pieces 71, - €.
The difference is the 20 x 20 cm pots are made of hard plastic.
The containers are made of "soft" plastic.
The first break easily, the second are only stable when they are penetrated by roots.


Best regards and nice weekend!

K.W.

Many thanks K.W. for info.

Best wishes Derek.