Turbi. saueri nelissae
Turbi pseudopectinatus jarmiliae
Turbi valdezianus albiflora
Turbi valdezianus
Turbi schmiedickeanus rubriflorus
And a Pedio to mix things up
Pediocactus despainii
Turbinicapus
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CoronaCactus
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Turbinicapus
A few Turbi in flower this week.
Turbi. saueri nelissae
Turbi pseudopectinatus jarmiliae
Turbi valdezianus albiflora
Turbi valdezianus
Turbi schmiedickeanus rubriflorus
And a Pedio to mix things up
Pediocactus despainii
Turbi. saueri nelissae
Turbi pseudopectinatus jarmiliae
Turbi valdezianus albiflora
Turbi valdezianus
Turbi schmiedickeanus rubriflorus
And a Pedio to mix things up
Pediocactus despainii
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Mal
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Re: Turbinicapus
Hi Darryl, looks like spring has sprung were you are , for us in the UK we will have to wait a bit longer as winter is still dragging on. regards Mal.
Mal. Aylesbury vale Bucks. cacti and succulents. T.S.G.member.
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Al Laius
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Re: Turbinicapus
Stunning flowers, thanks for sharing.
If it stays mild here & the sun comes out I'm going to start watering mine early this year.
Al
If it stays mild here & the sun comes out I'm going to start watering mine early this year.
Al
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CoronaCactus
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Re: Turbinicapus
Cheers for the comments.
The Turbis have been blooming since New Years! T. shmiedickianus ssp. andersonii was the first on Dec 31, 2010. We've been able to keep our houses naturally warm during the day, sometimes too warm 90-105F.
The Turbis have been blooming since New Years! T. shmiedickianus ssp. andersonii was the first on Dec 31, 2010. We've been able to keep our houses naturally warm during the day, sometimes too warm 90-105F.
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Mal
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Re: Turbinicapus
Darryl it must be horrid to have temps like that, most ,if not all of us here in England feel for you...should you want a swap for a while, to offer some respite, I am sure there would be many offers. You would be able to cool in the sub 50.f temps and relish the cold damp slowly seeping in to you very bone,s ...brrr Mal. 
Mal. Aylesbury vale Bucks. cacti and succulents. T.S.G.member.
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CoronaCactus
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Re: Turbinicapus
Ha!
Actually, I'm quite familiar with the nasties of winter, I grew up in Canada.
This is 90% of why I live in California!
However, if you don't mind tending to the collection plants, running the nursery, handling the website and feeding the cat...? When's the next flight!?
Actually, I'm quite familiar with the nasties of winter, I grew up in Canada.
This is 90% of why I live in California!
However, if you don't mind tending to the collection plants, running the nursery, handling the website and feeding the cat...? When's the next flight!?
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Re: Turbinicapus
Lovely little plants with gorgeous flowers! Thanks for sharing. Yes it will be a few months before mine (hopefully) begin to look like these! Cheers,
Tony Roberts
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(Gasteria, Mammillaria, small Opuntia, Cleistocactus and Sempervivum are my current special interests)
Treasurer, Haworthia Society
Chairman, Tephrocactus Study Group
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Kent
(Gasteria, Mammillaria, small Opuntia, Cleistocactus and Sempervivum are my current special interests)
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