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Ariocarpus scaphirostris

20 years ago

Second flowering of the season for this baby (24 flowers on December 4).

Enjoy

Emy

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rosemariero
20 years ago
Ooooo, I like that one!

~Rosemarie
deefar
20 years ago
Are you sure that plant is real? How beautiful is that.

Dawn
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emyemy
Original Author
20 years ago
Dawn,

It's funny--this plant sat there most of the year growing slowly but with a very dull green color. All of a sudden in a very short 2 months, it plumped up, showed all kinds of wool at the apex and turned vibrant green (and of course, lots of flowers).

Emy
billinsc
20 years ago
Man, what a beauty!! (as are the other two cacti in the pic!)
Bill in SC
cactus94945
20 years ago
These plants are huge!!! How old are they?
Jim
emyemy
Original Author
20 years ago
Jim,

The Ario is in an 8-inch pot. I have had it for 8 years. It was in a 4-inch pot when I got it. I believe it originally was grafted and then de-grafted.

Emy
astrophytumfreak
20 years ago
Wow, what a nice plant!
Dan
greenlarry
20 years ago
Magnifico!

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