my snow
so beautiful, the second pic its my favorite, wonderful plant.
My Snow's:
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-rmSPgWp-DJ0/TnTZSqJsXHI/AAAAAAAAFHg/bwxVuEzXdqY/s640/IMG_5050.JPG?gl=CH)
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-Yx1BSZl95iA/Sxuvi9-bd0I/AAAAAAAACsY/rwwZcu65lNk/s800/P1000036.JPG?gl=CH)
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/--dw2zCTBy2M/SxuvUhumqrI/AAAAAAAACsA/QRyz6WsDHvU/s800/P1000030.JPG?gl=CH)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-MN6A8Lcmy4I/SnVfiXYwhWI/AAAAAAAABn4/ELAEtzwkDKM/s640/IMG_1429.JPG?gl=CH)
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-j6MRzjZaCdA/S-u5UCpWe1I/AAAAAAAADxM/Ku6kPEpsHlk/s640/IMG_2652.JPG?gl=CH)
Arioandi ,№ 3 My dream!!!
Thank you, it is a dream...
yes absolutely amazing plant!
number three rules! ;D
but... seems quite "woody".. real or just photo impression?
What do you mean with "woody"
i mean fibrotic... like wood...
i see those cracks and i asked myself if it was due to the stock, too strong, or if it is due to a rigid form of the scion...
i have one v type own roots wich has similar cracks and i am not selecting it anymore to avoid plants that tend to crack...
PS: just to be sure you do not get offended, it is just for curiosity, to undestand better your beauties :)
No problem, fenecchissimo, asterias Superkabuto crack sometimes, the plant comes from Thailand, maybe the grafting stock was to strong, I don't know. The plant is not "woody", it is a normal white asterias body. I did not make new cracks since it is in my greenhouse.
ok, so crack were maybe due to excess "pumping" in the producer greenhouse.
nice!
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/374264_2602233708917_1647065803_2451768_502299638_n.jpg)
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Hi Flavio, Andi and Astro, Beautiful plants...
Astro the las plant its fantastic, very nice .
Compliments Astro, really good snow type!
And the last one is super, please show it to us when it will flower!
@ astro
nice goryo snow :)
Thanks all
;) Hi,
I have a qustion if these SNOW plant can even live without being grafted - I mean there is no usually any green place on their surface at all to be abble to make some photosynthesis :-X :o
they grow really slow and need full sun, but mine can live with a buried stock. so they probably live with no stock at all
two small ones:
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-TffAIAy5qa4/UMiTexz1NzI/AAAAAAAAILE/8cHjEPWMw9I/s584/111220121599.jpg)
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-fLlPLIaNUbE/VqJlr9YHToI/AAAAAAAATZg/ggj_xma7Fh4/s577-no/20160110_154403.jpg)