DH Hybrids

Jericson Pastor

10 years ago

9 of 12 3 still not showing signs, 4 seedlings in the back that are much bigger are golden crowns

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Jericson Pastor
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10 years ago

they are getting bigger now....

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rcharles_gw (Canada)
10 years ago
Beautiful, Jericson. Great percentages.

Rick
Shimolee (India 11)
10 years ago
Wow,those look awesome! Been thinking of hydroponics a lot since I have been reading your setups and growth success;)
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Marica 7 high Sierra's Ca 4,000ft
10 years ago
Can you eventually sell them to the mainland :-)
ConnyNL (The Netherlands, 8b)
10 years ago
Monsters, wow!
greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Those look very bizarre, almost as if they're distorted by some kind of dreaded mutant virus. Can't say I like them at all. I've seen other DH's on here that I do like the look of, but sorry, these really don't do it for me one bit.

Are they variegated or is it just the reflection from the light source?

When and how do you move them out of the hydroponic set up and do they have to transition at all?

Gill
SoCal Stewart (San Diego, Ca Zone 10A/10B)
10 years ago
Those are NOT the same seedlings! Stop it! Just kidding. Crazy growth rate. Amazing.

Tyler
Jericson Pastor
Original Author
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
gill this dorset horns are all hybrids from other dorsert horns, and all of these are obesum hybrids, i have 3 different kinds of hybrids in this group, and yes its only the light source and not a variated

and im sorry if you dont like my dorset horns for your taste, they are 3months young and i seen the mother plants, so wont judge them until they get old.

and no i dont do transition on my hydro to soil

tyler they kinda slow growing right now since i never add any nutrients in the water just microbe and water.
Sinha
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Oh Jericson...they have stolen my heart, mind, everything!! I so badly want one! They are so so cute.....so so adorable...

In case you think of parting with one...just one ( maybe the smallest one)...do let me know!! please.... I don't know if I will be able to afford it but I will definitely pay for the shipping!!

In case you have some seeds to spare...willing for those too! TIA
greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
10 years ago
Jericson, no need to apologise, it's just my personal choice! Maybe I may like them more at a later stage in their development as I'm sure we will get to see them again.

Gill
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10 years ago
They're so healthy, they look edible! Excellent work, JP. Although from my experience with wintering curly hoya, I would not bother with these cultivars either. Too much work. I'm already dunking two pots of mesembs every autumn, that's enough chore!

So I'll just enjoy yours.

Pagan
Lyka ( Hawaii)
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Your plants are truly thriving Jericson! They love their hydrophonics home. I have read somewhere that adeniums/arabicum do well in organic. And so I am doing an experiment and are growing some of my obesums in my aquaphonics. They seem to be happier. Its too early to tell though. I hope mine will thrive as yours.