lamps:
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Og-ChgyEnvg/UK-TSjwXubI/AAAAAAAAIeE/HFzHqzuYmYU/s732/221120121503.jpg)
upside down:
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-C6oQjcGG2nc/UK-TTfm5H3I/AAAAAAAAIeE/h1xer8qrcik/s674/221120121504.jpg)
the top:
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-z9v7eGLqRyc/UK-TYvkoqpI/AAAAAAAAIeE/WdkINCLNLRw/s634/221120121505.jpg)
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-1cs_K9hl9Vw/UK-TZiqAUQI/AAAAAAAAIeE/G7gPhC7mDaM/s642/221120121506.jpg)
almost finished:
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Jitmd0DDIAY/UK-TZXCMKnI/AAAAAAAAIeE/HgKCpv_QWa8/s659/221120121507.jpg)
Hope it will work well!
Excellent!!!
I want a tutorial!!! ;D ;D
Good work! Ready to face many grafting 8)
already washing my hands
. I offer as a surgeon! ;D
NURSE! SCALPEL AND KELLY! VACUUM. AND WE START! \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/
haha! need to wait a bit...we will do some new sowings soon!
Very nice work Daniele, I'm impressed!
Where do you buy the aluminium foil, and does it have a special name?
Dan
Hello Dan and thanks! Actually it is not an aluminium foil, I bought it in a stationery shop.
But it could be used an aluminium foil as well!
Thanks for the information.
Keep us updated with pictures when you start to fill in plants (:
Dan
it is called mylar, you can find it about averywhere. you can get a much better illuminated box. :)
Thanks for the info. I have used thin aluminum foil for food so far, but it is not very resistant, and difficult to attach permanently.
I will try to find some mylar, thanks for the tip!
Dan
Thanks fanec, I didn't know the name!
Actually with aluminium you can have a bit more heating but it's true it's not so resistant.
starting filling with plants:
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-D2tTNMSyNwQ/ULzOfzNF6cI/AAAAAAAAIeE/6JHKsgT5fls/s699/011220121541.jpg)
8) Very good start friends 8)
thank you! we also made some new sowings, we'll keep you updated, they are sprouting right now!
rooted cuttings of selenicereus ready to be potted and used as grafting stocks
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-joZX6dWt0G0/UL5DKS9obyI/AAAAAAAAIeE/puZsRN0dz_U/s490/041220121548.jpg)
Well begun is half done ;)
Keep us updated on the progress!
Dan
Sure! seedlings already sprouted in good %!
the new setting is now filled with plants :)
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-jMtOsZVMVjw/UQk6KxRLVNI/AAAAAAAAIfU/zUN87AWc9Is/s781/300120131748.jpg)
update:
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-0eRO-O5LEHs/UTzEEpy-08I/AAAAAAAAIxg/HCcvEUdmAQk/s764/100320131823.jpg)
hope to bring them soon to the greenhouse...waiting for spring!!!
Very nice work indeed! Keep us updated.
Beautiful forest! 8) Congratulations for the good work!
Nicely done. Congrats!
updated setting
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ESYkvBxAcA4/UWRbb8FHe1I/AAAAAAAAI9E/BkpaqTqtvVI/s921/090420131864.jpg)
Wow, I'm very impressed with your work!
It looks like the selenicereus give a very fast and healthy growth for astrophytum seedlings.
Keep us updated (:
Dan
thanks a lot Dan! Yes seleni give quite good growth, they are all in 7 cm pots
Are some of those grafts on Opuntia subulata stocks, they appear to be?
Steve
which ones? they should be all of them selenicereus
the two taller ones in the front right hand corner appear to be cylindrical.
ah no, they are selenicereus, two different clones