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Ariocarpus trigonus

21 years ago

After waiting for two years and two weeks later from a soil change It blooms. I canÂ´t say if it was the soil change or if it was simply the flowering season, but the last year was inactive.

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Alfonso

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ariole
21 years ago
Alfonso, I think those flowers were in the making for many months. You were doing something right over a long period of time.

Al
billinsc
21 years ago
Very nice Alfonso!! Good things come to those who wait!! :-)
Bill in SC
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jamesfe
21 years ago
nice job Alfonso, your plants looks very healthy! I like the way the center looks.
alex_AZ
21 years ago
That's a great looking specimen!

Alex

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