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Re: Astrophytums: "forma cristata & forma mostruosa".
« Reply #20 on: Saturday, 22 December 2012 - 12:47:32 »
such a monster!

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Re: Astrophytums: "forma cristata & forma mostruosa".
« Reply #21 on: Sunday, 23 December 2012 - 15:32:27 »
such a strange plant! great
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Re: Astrophytums: "forma cristata & forma mostruosa".
« Reply #22 on: Tuesday, 01 January 2013 - 19:32:18 »
I have been in awe of the collections of the other members on here and have not had much to share. However a recent graft of mine has shown numerous crested offsets before the main head has shown any noticeable features. This is a 2 month old from seed graft of Astrophytum asterias cv. SUPERKABUTO seeds... it was grafted before showing any interesting features.

Is this a hybrid with ornatum or do those spines go away with time?





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Re: Astrophytums: "forma cristata & forma mostruosa".
« Reply #23 on: Wednesday, 02 January 2013 - 02:47:10 »
That's ona amazing plant!!
congrats, tell us more about you Modern.shaman!

Keep it updated please!
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Re: Astrophytums: "forma cristata & forma mostruosa".
« Reply #24 on: Wednesday, 07 August 2013 - 07:33:13 »
Hi there,

What's the evolution of this plant now?

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Re: Astrophytums: "forma cristata & forma mostruosa".
« Reply #25 on: Friday, 09 August 2013 - 02:19:36 »
I separated the crested growth to keep it growing however after it has grown a bit it seems to have reverted to multiheaded rather than remaining crested. Hopefully it will continue crested however doesn't look promising.

 

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