Just a few more

18 years ago

Aloe brevifolia

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Mammillaria candida

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...and finally

Echinocereus metorni

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The mammillaria and echinocereus was difficult to get a good pic. The spines are so white that the light was reflecting back creating a glare.

Have fun,

Dawn

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Comments (5)

Ohio_Green_Thumb
18 years ago
They all look very healthy Dawn. Have fun growing your new babies!
Amy
cactuspolecat
18 years ago
Go Dawn!!!! 3 lovely new plants, they're great looking specimens, I've never seen that Echino metorni before, It's a beauty!!.

CP
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ariole
18 years ago
Again, very nice choices to add to your collection. I'm in the same boat with CP in your Echinocereus metorni. It's totally new to me also. I like to see new species pictured. And doubly eager to see you post it's first flower.

Al
deefar
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks. Amy, I will have fun growing these. CP and Al, I have been searching for this for quite awhile. There are a couple more echino's that I am going to get that I have been eyeballing. I just can't get enough of these. The mamm is in a 5" pot. The guy that I bought these from have some beautiful plants. All his plants he's grown from seed. His prices are very reasonable also.

Dawn
ooojen
18 years ago
Beautiful plants! Your Aloe brevifolia is as cute as can be!