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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: Fuzz-nutter]
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damn 82 bucks for an obsidian scalpel . might have to save up.......

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: drakenov]
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What the fuck is an obsidian scalpel? Just get regular box cutter blades. Way cheaper and they do the trick just fine.


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Nature is my church and walking through it is gospel. It tells no lies and reveals all to those who look, and listen, closely.
-Karode

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: ferrel_human]
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Oooor, a pack of 100 razor blades. They break in half do you get 200 blades, super sharp, all for about $12. Pretty much a life time supply

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: drakenov]
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Willys


Los Gentiles trichocereus


and just sowed~20 super kabuto monstrose seeds 4/12/2016 ~ 10:30pm

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: drakenov] * 1
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Hey homie, start introducing more light. Start slow, at about 1.5 feet. Move the light an inch closer every day, use a florescent and then keep it at 10 inches. If anything starts turning pink back off a few inches for a few days. They are pretty etoliated and would love some light.

Looking like you had some really viable seeds! Right on

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: Fuzz-nutter]
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yea I gotta make room under the light gotta figure out where to put all the peres lol it's everywhere...

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: drakenov]
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Sounds like I didn't need to waste my breath lol, I hate how deformed lophs get if they etoliate. Luckily once they graft they recover

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: drakenov]
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no worries actually it got me thinking about  what to do with it lol :smile:

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: drakenov] * 1
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Grafted my first plants yesterday, six 11 day old Loph seedlings. I went out of my comfort zone for this, as the seedlings were way younger than anything I've ever grafted and the stock was some of last year's cuttings (a lot less than tender, if you know what I mean). Let's hope they'll take.


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Z. in sunny Lisbon, Portugal
Cactus grower particularly fond of north american miniatures.
http://jardineiroazelha.blogspot.pt/

Sowing cacti - my way!
Random pictures of my collection.
Photographing cacti, Z's way.

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: LSoares]
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I love sowing astros. They sprout sooo fast. 2-3 days for the first ones :grin:

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: Argyreia] * 1
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So this is what I've done. 2 lophs. And those I bank on. All tips cut left to root.



I lost the one on the blade. Totally gone and I hope it sticks to the tile somewhere. But one of those 2 still had the seed hull. Very young and very easy. Let's hope good comes of it.


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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: ferrel_human] * 2
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Don't have any lophs or astro seed but I sowed a bunch of other species today so I might as well do some grafting with you guys.

4/14/2016 I sowed:
Ariocarpus scaphorostrus
Geohintonia mexicana
Pelecyphora aselliformis
Pelecyphora strobiliformis
Turbinicarpus flaviflorus
Turbinicarpus gracilis
Turbinicarpus panorotti
Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus
Turbinicarpus subterreanus "zaragosae"

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: P.Zappatecorum]
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Very nice. It will be interesting to see if Pelecyphora can be pushed by grafting. :smile:


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Z. in sunny Lisbon, Portugal
Cactus grower particularly fond of north american miniatures.
http://jardineiroazelha.blogspot.pt/

Sowing cacti - my way!
Random pictures of my collection.
Photographing cacti, Z's way.

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: P.Zappatecorum]
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P.Zappatecorum said:
Don't have any lophs or astro seed but I sowed a bunch of other species today so I might as well do some grafting with you guys.

4/14/2016 I sowed:

Pelecyphora aselliformis
Pelecyphora strobiliformis



I had stacks of Pelecyphora (syn. Encephalocarpus) strobiliformis - they just reproduce SO prolifically - here are just a few of them -



I have given dozens away, now growing all around the globe.

But I have NEVER seen a fruit or a seed.  Seeds seem to just fall into the soil out of the ovule, (or even bounce into adjacent pots).  And I believe they are self-fertile.

Fairly slow growing, not as fast as peyote, the largest are now about 7 cm in diameter, about as big as they get, according to Pilbeam and Weightman.


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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: Spanishfly]
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Spanishfly said:
P.Zappatecorum said:
Don't have any lophs or astro seed but I sowed a bunch of other species today so I might as well do some grafting with you guys.

4/14/2016 I sowed:

Pelecyphora aselliformis
Pelecyphora strobiliformis



I had stacks of Pelecyphora (syn. Encephalocarpus) strobiliformis - they just reproduce SO prolifically - here are just a few of them -



I have given dozens away, now growing all around the globe.

But I have NEVER seen a fruit or a seed.  Seeds seem to just fall into the soil out of the ovule, (or even bounce into adjacent pots).  And I believe they are self-fertile.

Fairly slow growing, not as fast as peyote, the largest are now about 7 cm in diameter, about as big as they get, according to Pilbeam and Weightman.


So do you feel this is how they have procreated? Without your help? Cause thats fucking awesome man.


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Nature is my church and walking through it is gospel. It tells no lies and reveals all to those who look, and listen, closely.
-Karode

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: ferrel_human]
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My peres are starting to show some fresh growth!


My loph seedlings are popping up! I counted 25, so definitely half have sprouted which is awesome. Unfortunately I had to move them all upstairs today, and I know that they don't appreciate being jostled a bunch.


I didn't take pictures but at least 4/5 if not 5/5 of all the different trich hybrid seeds I sowed have germinated. The pach x pach monstrose is only 3 or 4 but they were slower. What's the likelihood of any of those being monstrose? 1/4? 1/16? I haven't studied my biology lately
I feel like it's something like each seed has a 1 in 4 chance of having the trait right?

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: the_r3dz] * 1
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Yesterday I planted a few more candidates. I don't know if I'll ever graft any of it for the competition, but just for records sake I sowed a truckload of seeds as of 23:00 GMT 2016Apr15.

Ancistrocactus fernandezii VZD579
Ancistrocactus scheerii fa. Papyracanthus MK153.448
Epithelantha micromeris fa ocampensis BKM853
Epithelantha micromeris subsp. Pachyrhiza SB325
Epithelantha micromeris var. dickisoniae HORTUS-2014
Epithelantha micromeris var. fungifera MK129.413
Epithelantha micromeris var. rufispina H. Bravo (1951)
Gymnocactus beguinii var. smithii COWPER
Gymnocactus beguinii fa. Minimus SS159C
Gymnocactus beguinii fa. Nova VZD170
Gymnocactus beguinii subsp. Hintoniorum MK118.381
Gymnocactus beguinii subsp. Senilis CSD190
Turbinicarpus sp. TU-A TU A
Turbinicarpus sp.
Turbinicarpus flaviflorus G. Frank & A. Lau 1979
Strombocactus disciformis jarmilae PC39
Strombocactus disciformis jarmilae VM207
Strombocactus disciformis minimus VM204
Strombocactus disciformis seidelii
Strombocactus esperanzae VM291
Strombocactus pulcherrimus
Acharagma aguirreana MZ396
Turbinicarpus alonsoi
Turbinicarpus dickisoniae RS321A
Turbinicarpus flaviflorus
Turbinicarpus jauernigii HO1103
Turbinicarpus lophophoroides
Turbinicarpus mandragora subsp. subterraneus P362
Homalocephala texensis SB980
Ferocactus latispinus LM580
Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus rubriflorus MK40.315
Turbinicarpus subterraneus SSK
Turbinicarpus valdezianus
Turbinicarpus zaragosae SB1437
Escobaria abdita
Turbinicarpus beguinii MM186
Astrophytum capricorne senile
Turbinicarpus horripilus SB168
Turbinicarpus lauii L1111
Turbinicarpus saueri subsp. nelissae MZ626
Turbinicarpus saueri subsp. septentrionalis PP1363
Neolloydia conoidea PM145

The others I sowed April 1st were all Lophophora.


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Z. in sunny Lisbon, Portugal
Cactus grower particularly fond of north american miniatures.
http://jardineiroazelha.blogspot.pt/

Sowing cacti - my way!
Random pictures of my collection.
Photographing cacti, Z's way.

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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: LSoares]
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A Geohintonia has germinated :cool: now to prep some pereskiopsis which keeps slipping my mind :facepalm:



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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: ferrel_human]
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ferrel_human said:
So do you feel this is how they have procreated? Without your help? Cause thats fucking awesome man.


Yes, ferrel - they do it all by themselves. 
Lophophora I find are also pretty good at self-seeding, as are Ariocarpus, although their offspring I find are mostly hybrid. 

But nothing compares with Pelecyphora strobiliformis for sheer quantity of sprouts. 


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Re: Cactus Grafting Competition 2016 [Re: Spanishfly]
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Spanishfly said:
ferrel_human said:
So do you feel this is how they have procreated? Without your help? Cause thats fucking awesome man.


Yes, ferrel - they do it all by themselves. 
Lophophora I find are also pretty good at self-seeding, as are Ariocarpus, although their offspring I find are mostly hybrid. 

But nothing compares with Pelecyphora strobiliformis for sheer quantity of sprouts. 


I think ill let mine do their own thing too. How often do you water them?


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-Karode

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