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nice plant! did you ever obtain seeds from this cultivar and if yes how are the results?
my kikko
coah kikko in flower today:
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Quote from: Astro on Wednesday, 04 July 2012 - 20:49:21
my kikko
Hi, this cv is called HAKURAN,
Mr.Roman Pavlica wrote once an article that looks that bloom of HAKURAN looks to be sterille, that means no polination possible between two HAKURANs, but he also tried to get pollen and polinate classic COAHUILENSE with this pollen. He obtained good results.
hello,
hakuran should be the japanese name for coahuilense.
these plants usually do not have pistil, but sometimes they have and they produce seeds.
we tried too coahuilense x coahuilense kikko, not special results...better ones between coah 3-ribs and coah kikko
Quote from: Carlo & Daniele on Monday, 20 August 2012 - 12:40:02
hello,
hakuran should be the japanese name for coahuilense.
these plants usually do not have pistil, but sometimes they have and they produce seeds.
we tried too coahuilense x coahuilense kikko, not special results...better ones between coah 3-ribs and coah kikko
Hi C&D,
I have been noticed by specialist that its called
A. coahuilense cv. Hakuran,
They dont call it coahuilense kikko
On this page from Mr.Pavlica,
you can even see HAKURAN SNOW, which was produced by Mr. Pavlica himselves
http://starastrophytum.com/R-7.html?lang=en&page=7
very nice cultivar, need to see it when it grows bigger.
as you can see on the third row the plants are designed as hakuran monstr, they write mostr but in reality it is a kikko form.
One of my Cohau...but they are even pretty small:
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