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fiss flowers

21 years ago

I grew a batch of A. fissuratus from seeds derived from a single pod. Probably because I am photographing many flowers recently, I noticed quite a size difference in some flowers.

Plant with smaller:

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and plant with larger:

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Al

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Comments (4)

greenlarry
21 years ago
Beautiful!
dvl_
21 years ago
You must be a patient man!!!!!! I have a few that were only a tuberacle when purchased & they are not near flowering size. Al-- You also do well with Arios-------- it is great to see these plants growing all over the place & blooming so well!

dvl
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deefar
21 years ago
Beautiful flower, thanks

Dawn
astrophytumfreak
21 years ago
Amazing!
Dan

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