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Graftings with caput medusae

Started by Ariocarpus, Saturday, 17 December 2011 - 09:01:28

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Ariocarpus

Hello,

today I will show you my vegetativ graftings from acm.
I have 9 different clons, from this I make grafts and seeds every year.
With this article, I will show you my work this year 2010.


graftings from spring 2011 on bigger F. glaucescens, clon 1-3

few months later:





you can see the first:



the next graftings, august 2011. New clons from köhres:



A slowly plant from the same grafting in spring 2011:


autumn 2011:
the numbers on the labels are the clon numbers





Now, the first plants are ready to sale - they are all away from this year. I keep a few plants for the mother asset flexible-carnose and the tuberkels of acm can better drive out after 1-2 months after grafting.

I hope I can show you some of my grafting.
Daniel

The first plant is the latest ;)

Ariocarpus

And now....(all the same plant! - a example)

1 Months after grafting:


3 Months after grafting:


6 Months after grafting - with the first flower-bud:


The first plant is the latest ;)

Ariocarpus

The first plant is the latest ;)

Astro


xwa27


cortona

i agree super good job, i've see the kotsokoibeyanus crest too! nice  plants!!!

Astro

Yes, it agree, is what to look and except caput medusae. I here for myself have noted Supercabuto with pink flower:o

Ariocarpus

Quote from: Astro on Saturday, 17 December 2011 - 14:30:27
I here for myself have noted Supercabuto with pink flower:o

I have make a new thread: https://www.cactuscultivars.com/forum/index.php?topic=234.0

Quote from: cortona on Saturday, 17 December 2011 - 14:15:53
... i've see the kotsokoibeyanus crest too...

I can make a new thread if you will.
Crests are from mcdowelli, albiflora and elephantidens.

My best cresta of ariocarpus you can see in my avatar.

Good weekend!
Daniel
The first plant is the latest ;)

cortona

i'm realy interested in crested ario so...a new tread about this plants  are realy of my interest!!!

Ariocarpus

The first plant is the latest ;)

gattopardo

beautiful job Daniel... are very good..!!!

Carlo & Daniele

Dear Daniel, wonderful results and thanks for the report!
It seems it works very well with fero glaucescens...we have few questions.
How do you cut the pieces of tubercles, half and a half on the length or you cut only a slice that you trow away and keep the bigger part for grafting? Does it work better with the top of tubercles or with the bottom part?
And in your first photo, the piece of tubercle is not put in the middle of fero, does it sprout like the other grafts?

thanks a lot
Carlo & Daniele

Ariocarpus

Hello!

Yes, F. glaucescens is the best for acm.
I cut half and half, than i took the pieces on the glaucescens (2-3 tuberkel).
it`s equal if you need the top or the bottom of the turbercel.

I graft 2-3 tubercels per ferocactus. sometimes there gos 1-2 dead, so there is only 1 tubercel per ferocactus, so it`s right or left on the stock, but this isn`t bad, all cast out!

Best wishes,
daniel
The first plant is the latest ;)

fanecchissimo

nice work! keep it up! :)

did you try the same method with others stock?

cactuspassion

Quote from: Ariocarpus on Saturday, 17 December 2011 - 09:09:14
Some seedlings:



ggrrrrrr!!!!!!!!

I never had any positive results with this damn plant......




kikko

Thanks for sharing your expirience, last year I did only one graft the same way, its still the same as I graft it.  How long does it takes for the digito to star showing new tubercules???

Ariocarpus

Hello kikko!

1 - 6 months! The last plants came this year in october!
The first plant is the latest ;)

kikko


marazz53


Astrophytum caput medusae 5 months from my seeds.
Picasa Web Albums - marazz53's plants

https://picasaweb.google.com/105945602304263303651

marazz53


Astrophytum caput-medusae (11 months old).

Picasa Web Albums - marazz53's plants

https://picasaweb.google.com/105945602304263303651