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Blooming Bonanza

16 years ago

This is Dyckia choristaminea small form it is in an 8 inch pot with 32 blooms. Will update on its progress

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bromadams
16 years ago
I have that same plant but I'm a long way from putting it in an 8" pot. Thanks for showing me the future.
sdandy
16 years ago
Cool clump. How much of a difference is there between the normal and the small form? Definitely a dyckia that makes a good effect in a clump (especially when it sends up that many spikes!).
-andy
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