Just for fun C. sylvestrii

milwdave

19 years ago

I think this is the species and not one of the hybrids of this. It's loaded with buds though.

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anya_101
19 years ago
Those will put on such a wonderful display for quite a while for you. I just love mine.

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milwdave
Original Author
19 years ago
WOW!!! is that currently blooming Anya? Nice one. Looks like a hybid from Mile's to go?

Dave
Milwaukee
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anya_101
19 years ago
This was last years photo, but yes it has put out a few blooms already this week, with many more to come. I picked it up at Lowes, of all places a couple of years ago.
milwdave
Original Author
19 years ago
I think I just bought the same hybrid from Lowe's C.L. hybrid "Rose Quartz" I bought it in bud so I would not have to wait...;) It opened beautifully.

Dave
blownz281
19 years ago
IS this a cold hardy cacti in the zone 5 area? very pretty!
milwdave
Original Author
19 years ago
No I don't believe so. But I think almost anything is worth trying in the right conditions. But I would not risk the main plant trying this.

Dave
Milwaukee