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Choose some cactus species for me
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Hi :smile:
I'm going to order some seeds to grow this season, I'll attach a list of all the seeds the seller has available in a Microsoft word document.
List some of your favorite cacti which you think I should grow, I'll give them a research and decide on a few final types.
:cactuar:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: spong]
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:bongload:



Can't beat the loph's IME....





:awebig:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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SAN PEDRO!!!!!!

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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: Scraps]
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Lithops, any TrichocereusEchinopsis sp. and Aztekium are all good too.


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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3 of the same thread in the same forum? :doh: within an hour of  each other  :facepalm:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: WalterShabas]
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More than likely a malfunction or a impatient mouse finger. :smirk:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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Sorry about the ridiculous amount of threads, there was a problem uploading the file and it kept retrying :lol:
I'll have to upload the file when its working better, also, anyone thinking of getting 'dodo' for their internet, DON'T!
On another note, I shouldhave mentioned this int he original post, ive got the 'classic' cacti, pedros, torches, lophs etc. I was thinking about some of the more exotic types, aztekium is definitely being added to the list :grin:

The file isn't really important anyway, I guarantee it will have every seed of every variation of cactus imaginable :lol:
He has over 7000 different types :eek:


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Edited by spong (09/23/09 06:40 AM)

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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: spong]
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I knew it was something explainable, I know I've done a similar thing in the past when it comes to double posting. Dodo, telstra they all suck. The best I ever had in oz was optus....

Anyways, I know you have a nice collection because I always admire the pic on the far right in your signature, you got some nice plants. :yesnod:

Aztekiums would be a good way to go. What about Astrophytum asteria and cultivars as well. You can never have enough lophs IMO~ :stoned:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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:lol: Yeah Dodo's internet is hardly 'internet that flies' I think that motto is sticking it to their customers, the dodo was a flightless bird, just like their internet :lol:
Yeah I've got a tray of aterias v. zebra growing at the moment, as well as two ariocarpus fisuratus seedlings, one is looking like its about to die though :sad: some echinocereus rigidissimus v. rubispinus and a copiapoa cineria. Those were all from the last order of seeds, plus 20 lophs :tongue:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: spong]
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I've run out of ideas really, the ones I mentioned are the ones I'm looking at buying at the moment. Another would be Browningia and asterias cv. superkabuto which I think are great as well as Ariocarpus.


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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Trichocereus bridgesii-yes I know the genus name has been changed but the name Trichocereus will always stick with me, it sound sexier than Echinopsis.


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: MycOhunter]
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Yeah I know it has sentimental value but when it comes to nomenclature I like to use the current genus. I have no problem with people using the old genus either.


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: spong]
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Most Trichocereus, all lophophora a bunch of Turbinicarpus, Astrophytum and Pelecyphora; Ariocarpus, Epithelanta and a lot of Pereskiopsis,Selenicereus Grandiflorus and Opuntia compressa to make graftings

you can also choose something from this list: http://www.lycaeum.org/~iamklaus/botany.htm

Happy growing:inlove3:

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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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Pereskiopsis

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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: MycOhunter]
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:wink::thumbup:
Pelecyphora asseliformis
Gymnocactus subterraneus
Uebelmannia pectinifera
Turbinicarpus sp.
Discocactus sp.
Epithelantha micromeris
Epithelantha bokei
Yavia cryptocarpa

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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: karode13]
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Ooh yeah, I forgot about browinigia, I'll have to order some of those too :grin: hertlingiana perhaps.
Epithelanta :thumbup:
Ooh yeah, I'll need to get some opuntia for stock plants too.
Yavia cryptocarpa :thumbup:
Uebelmannia pectinifera :thumbup:


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Edited by spong (09/23/09 08:25 AM)

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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: spong]
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Echinocactus grusonii is always a favourite of mine. Nothing too fancy but looks good planted outside


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: DeeGee]
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loaf o foras my man. absolutely sweet.


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: ferrel_human]
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Cintia knizei has an interesting look.  How about Geohintonia mexicana?  Eriosyce napina?  Melocactus are cool large globular cacti especially after they develop a cephalium.

I want to get some Mammillaria luethyi seeds going myself.  Just sowed some Astrophytum asterias 'Super Kabuto', Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus, Blossfeldia liliputana, and Pelecyphora strobiliformis this past week (as well as 2 Adenium obesum and some carnivorous sundews).  Next week I'll probably start some Parodia ottonis x erubescens seeds a shroomerite sent :sunny:


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Re: Choose some cactus species for me [Re: PoC]
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are you patient or not?


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