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Hi Pijaya,
Wow, what a nice plant you have there!
There is definitely some fissuratus and furfuraceus in it.
Dan

thanks Dan
It is a degrafted plant but has grown a lot eversince. Don't know why hybrids ario as not offered much in the market. I think they are are quite unique and not too hard to make either.

Pijaya

Wow, Pijaya. You sure do have some amazing plants. Are they all in Bangkok, or did some of them come to the US to school with you?

Kate

Hi Kate
thanks for your kind complement. Unfortunately due to many regulations against bringing plants between countries I didn't bring plants to the US with me. However someone is taking care of them while I'm away and hopefully I'll graduate and be there to take over in december :) !

Pijaya

Wow, that'll be great for you! Graduation, I mean. Then you can show us more of your collection! I think I need to move somewhere sub-tropical, or get that long-awaited greenhouse before my collection becomes anything of note, but I can always hope... : )

Kate

Yes, so I'll finaly have time to do what I like.. that is.. grow a lot of plants!!!. I bet you are not far from that long awaited greenhouse because I can attest to you that once the bug bites, it doesn't let go :)

Well, really, the green house is waiting for me to pay off my house, or win the lottery or something, or for me to come into a large amount of scrap lumber...Right now I have a frightening scene in my house, as it's chilly here now, and everything had to come inside, and that includes 180+ plants. Yikes! My husband says he's going to start on a greenhouse first thing in the spring, so he can walk through the house again!

Kate

I have some Ariocarpus hybrids that I am about to throw out - one parent is A. fissuratus, the other may be trigonus. Anybody want them ???