The garden
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, Oct 15 2005 01:36 PM
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Posted 15 October 2005 - 01:36 PM
This is what I have in the yard...they get sun half the day, seems to work good so far...be alot more next year...;)
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Posted 15 October 2005 - 02:31 PM
VERY nice Garden ya got's there Funky,thanks fer sharing it with us!!:cacti::cacti::cacti:
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Posted 17 October 2005 - 08:53 AM
that's really cool.
I need to get into cactus growing sometime soon. Been growing tomatos, peppers, sunflowers and cannabis for some time now. how much different can it be, they are all plants :D..
I need to get into cactus growing sometime soon. Been growing tomatos, peppers, sunflowers and cannabis for some time now. how much different can it be, they are all plants :D..
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Posted 17 October 2005 - 03:17 PM
Very nice Funky!!!!! Good healthy garden!
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Posted 18 October 2005 - 08:27 AM
so
what are we looking at there ?
would you ID a few ?
what are we looking at there ?
would you ID a few ?
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Posted 18 October 2005 - 09:45 AM
Pic 1.
Bigguns in back- Unknown peruvian. (Vendor) mislabels his cacti. One arm is T peruvianus, 2 armed is t peruvianus var. ancash. the one propped up is a spiny pedro, he didn't travel so well so I got a splint on him til he regains some rigidity. 2 caapi vines in the pot down there
Pic 2.
Front row left to right. One peruvianus var blue, another spiny pedro, a regular pedro salvaged from a big cutting that got rot, and another blue. Behind are some aloe, a peruvian KK427, another pedro, and some lil pereskiopsis that are growin big and strong for some grafting hopefully...;)
Pic 3.
the bottom left is a peruvian I recieved just labeled t peruvianus (europe). Dunno the story..then I got a HWBR cutting from a friend. She's doing good, but I need something for it to climb.
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On the left is a monstrose something, don't feel like checkin right now..;) next to that is a monstrose jade, called a finger jade, neat lil plant. next to those are 2 more peruvianus, mesa garden seed. Das it folks...:) More to come...
Bigguns in back- Unknown peruvian. (Vendor) mislabels his cacti. One arm is T peruvianus, 2 armed is t peruvianus var. ancash. the one propped up is a spiny pedro, he didn't travel so well so I got a splint on him til he regains some rigidity. 2 caapi vines in the pot down there
Pic 2.
Front row left to right. One peruvianus var blue, another spiny pedro, a regular pedro salvaged from a big cutting that got rot, and another blue. Behind are some aloe, a peruvian KK427, another pedro, and some lil pereskiopsis that are growin big and strong for some grafting hopefully...;)
Pic 3.
the bottom left is a peruvian I recieved just labeled t peruvianus (europe). Dunno the story..then I got a HWBR cutting from a friend. She's doing good, but I need something for it to climb.
Pic 4.
On the left is a monstrose something, don't feel like checkin right now..;) next to that is a monstrose jade, called a finger jade, neat lil plant. next to those are 2 more peruvianus, mesa garden seed. Das it folks...:) More to come...
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Posted 21 May 2006 - 09:58 AM
Pic 1.
Bigguns in back- Unknown peruvian. (Vendor) mislabels his cacti. One arm is T peruvianus, 2 armed is t peruvianus var. ancash. the one propped up is a spiny pedro, he didn't travel so well so I got a splint on him til he regains some rigidity. 2 caapi vines in the pot down there
Those bigguns appear to be more similar to a T. Spachianus or Brevispinulosus than a Peruvianus. Too many ribs and the spines are too close together to be Peruvianus.
http://www.columnar-...ispinulosus.jpg
http://www.columnar-..._spachianus.jpg
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Posted 21 May 2006 - 04:04 PM
You've got the green thumb, nice!
