Flower garden
frank0205
18 years ago
I introduced a hanazono kabuto previously in this gallery. Hanazono means flower garden. The cactus was in bloom some days ago. Please have a look the attached photo. Seeds in a fruit shown left top should be hanazono-super kabuto. I did a cross-pollination.
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