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Ariocarpus sp. marmolejos?

Started by danskibsted, Saturday, 18 February 2012 - 20:47:40

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danskibsted

Hi all,
I have had this plant in my collection named "Ariocarpus sp. marmolejos"... Does anyone know anything about this species? Is the name valid?
I bought it from Köhres 7 years ago.

Dan

MeG

Hello Dan!
Beautiful plant! has own root?
Marmolejos is the location and usually there are many Ariocarpus confusus in this area.
Your plant looks very much like a confusus.
If the flower is magenta is definitely a confusus.
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danskibsted

Thank you for the information! You are right, it looks alot like a confusus. The flowers are pink.
The plant is grafted on a short harrisia jusbertii stock.
Dan

Carlo & Daniele

Carlo & Daniele

danskibsted


Carlo & Daniele

thanks Dan, they should be from 2008, need to check!
But they are quite big to regraft, any suggestions?

thanks
Carlo & Daniele

danskibsted

I use large trichocereus peruvianus / pachanoi for such large scions... You can also use large echinopsis for stock. Usually it is no problem to graft such large scions, but they can take a little longer to grow together.
Good luck (:
Dan

Carlo & Daniele

Carlo & Daniele

gerd

Hello Dan,
nice plant ! That is a Confusus and Marmalejos is the location in Mexiko.
Best regards
Gerd

Carlo & Daniele

Carlo & Daniele

hans

Hello Carlo  are this plant not Ariocarpus confusus from Aramberrii ?

Carlo & Daniele

sincerely we are not sure about it, we got the seeds simply as confusus red flower...
Carlo & Daniele

andrea.a

Great flower colour! One of the darkest i ever seen!
Andrea.