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March is good to my mammillariae

10 years ago

All of my mammillariae are blooming! First, here's an elongata, "Copper king". This is the first time I have seen it bud so fruitfully.

This post was edited by Pallas_Athena on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 16:06

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Pallas_Athena
Original Author
10 years ago
Gracilis fragilis putting out a few flowers.

This post was edited by Pallas_Athena on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 16:04
Pallas_Athena
Original Author
10 years ago
Finally, mammillaria bocasana's shy morning blossoms.
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chuy415
10 years ago
Beaitiful - thanks for sharing :-)

Chuy
mushibu10
10 years ago
this is my elongata from seed. First flower so sweet and delicate :)
Pallas_Athena
Original Author
10 years ago
Wow, yours opened so beautifully! My elongata's needles are pretty dense and strong, so the buds had a bit of trouble pushing out to open fully.
mushibu10
10 years ago
indeed but I thought I had a mealybug when I first saw the bud growing, I poked it and it doesn't move so I just left it, so pleased I did.
azpedsrn
10 years ago
I'm sure it must be satisfying to get a flower on one you've grown from seed. Congrats!
azpedsrn
10 years ago
I'm sure it must be satisfying to get a flower on one you've grown from seed. Congrats!

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