Opuntoid friends,
Here are some pics of my Opuntia and Tephro flowers, I don't have T. polyanskii any more, I'm not sure what happened to it. The large Opuntia used to grow in my dad's garden, and when he sold the property, his garden was bulldozed. the others have grown a lot over the few years since these pics were taken, but have been reluctant to flower... maybe this year!
Tephrocactus polyanskii.
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{{gwi:485094}}{{gwi:485094}} Tephrocactus mandragora.
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{{gwi:485095}}{{gwi:485095}} Opuntia russellii.
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{{gwi:485096}}{{gwi:485096}} Opuntia microsphericus.
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{{gwi:485097}}{{gwi:485097}} Opuntia sp. This used to grow in dad's garden, I loved the dark red flowers
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{{gwi:485098}}{{gwi:485098}} Opuntia_microdasys_var_albispina.
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{{gwi:483133}}{{gwi:483133}} Cheers... CP.
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