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PVV1962
Number of posts : 599 Age : 62 Location : Voznesensk, southern Ukraine Registration date : 2016-10-04
| Subject: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sat Nov 19, 2016 1:11 pm | |
| Hello everyone! "Wither flowers, withers the grass." Ends bloom bokasanas and schiedeana. The rest - a lull. M. albata sanciro M. bocasana roseiflora M. microhelia M. prolifera M. prolifera M. prolifera M. prolifera Bexar Co. M. prolifera SB 1577 C. longicornis C. longicornis C. longicornis Vladimir. | |
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Chris43 Moderator
Number of posts : 1872 Age : 81 Location : Chinnor, UK Registration date : 2008-07-16
| Subject: Re: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sat Nov 19, 2016 5:58 pm | |
| Great young plants! All look very healthy and very well grown. | |
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PVV1962
Number of posts : 599 Age : 62 Location : Voznesensk, southern Ukraine Registration date : 2016-10-04
| Subject: Re: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sat Nov 19, 2016 10:36 pm | |
| Hello, Chris. I am pleased to read your message. With mammillaria all clear , but coryphantha grows slowly. Coryphantha need to sow in the 80s. Today would have bloomed. Like this. Archive 2005. Vladimir. | |
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Chris43 Moderator
Number of posts : 1872 Age : 81 Location : Chinnor, UK Registration date : 2008-07-16
| Subject: Re: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sun Nov 20, 2016 11:53 am | |
| I have about 30 species of Coryphantha, but as you say the seedlings grow slowly. I have been told by a well known grower of Coryphantha here in the UK, that they need a lot of room for roots. I didn't understand why until I visited Mexico and saw a number of Coryphantha species in habitat. Unlike most Mammillarias (which like to grow in rocky places), Coryphanthas seem to like to grow in more open, flat areas, often with quite a lot of grassy around. These are generalisations, of course, but when I next repot my plants, I will give them good room for root growth. | |
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PVV1962
Number of posts : 599 Age : 62 Location : Voznesensk, southern Ukraine Registration date : 2016-10-04
| Subject: Re: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sun Nov 20, 2016 3:52 pm | |
| Hello, Chris. Your mexican observations are very interesting. I often visit the canyon near the town. I am watching local xerophytic flora. I tried to reproduce the soil cut. Almost all of the pots I 9x9x10 cm. Mineral mixture slightly acidic ancient igneous rocks. I propose another topic for discussion. For example: photo, soil, pots, film or sky, observation. Archive 2012. m. hahniana m. sanchez-mejoradae Vladimir. | |
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Chris43 Moderator
Number of posts : 1872 Age : 81 Location : Chinnor, UK Registration date : 2008-07-16
| Subject: Re: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sun Nov 20, 2016 5:34 pm | |
| Very interesting that you use some mossy stuff around the M. sanchez-mejoradae. They grow in mossy pockets in habitat. Way to go!
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PVV1962
Number of posts : 599 Age : 62 Location : Voznesensk, southern Ukraine Registration date : 2016-10-04
| Subject: Re: Cactus under carbonate 8 Sun Nov 20, 2016 7:01 pm | |
| Chris! On the last picture mammillarii roots embedded in the vertical sections of turf taken in a rocky ravine. Together with gravel, decomposed moss and lichen on top. (+ Beetles and other animals). It is believed that mosses and lichens are pioneers in the formation of primary soils on rocks. I wanted to observe in the culture. During the season, the lichens died - probably dry wintering they were not approached. First you need to learn how to grow moss, and then take on the cacti. In the ravine. On top of the cliff. Average humidity place. And for a nearby rock grew endemic species of ferns. . But we are moving farther away from mammillaria. . | |
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