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Started by danskibsted, Saturday, 17 November 2012 - 14:05:44

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Karlet

    Dan : Congratulations, your grafts are very beautiful!
    CeD : Another promising plant !
Carlo

Carlo & Daniele

@ Karlet: thanks a lot

@ Dan: that godzilla is really good  ;)

a woolly asterias:



and another interesting ario:

Carlo & Daniele

danskibsted

A. kotschoubeyanus x retusus cv. maruibo

andrea.a

Some "fruits" from last winter grafts:


danskibsted


danskibsted

Here is an update on how the plants are doing, 10 months after sowing. All the good plants has been regrafted to smalller harrisia and trichocereus stocks:









Others are still growing on their original stock:



Dan

robinast

Wow! What a sight! - better than any word I can think of!!  :)
Some pictures from my collection:
http://e-aiand.com/kollektsioon/index.php

andrea.a

Amazing plants!!! Great work, You must be very happy!!!

Andrea.

Simon

Dan, the man! Absolutely legendary effort!

Carlo & Daniele

Carlo & Daniele

danskibsted

It's time to start all over again... This year I discarded my old aquarium, and decided to use IKEA storage boxes instead. So far it seems to work fine.







More (and better) pictures will follow as the plants start to develop.

Dan

robinast

#92
Exciting times seem to be coming for you, right?  :) And for the other forumers as well if you'll keep us informed!
Some pictures from my collection:
http://e-aiand.com/kollektsioon/index.php

Karlet

Great job Dan! Hard work does not scare you, you are great!
Carlo

Simon

Hard work yes! And also a sustained and intense focus on a goal that is now inevitable... \O/

danskibsted

Thank you all!
This is just the start - I still have many grafts to do before I'm finished for this year (:
Dan

robinast

I also have a lo-o-o-ot of grafts to do this autumn and winter. The earler grafts develop nicely, I hope to get a lot of interesting plants.
The weather here is pretty cold already - fe we had -3 C this morning (the grass is still white, an hour after the sunrise). A couple of days ago, I moved all my young grafts, growing stocks and young seedlings into house as the the temperature in my greenhouse is already lower than optimal for the good growth of seedlings and tiny grafts.

This is how one lot of 6 week old grafts looks like now


...and this is a pot with grafts made less than an hour ago.
Some pictures from my collection:
http://e-aiand.com/kollektsioon/index.php

danskibsted

Amazing results after 6 weeks! Are you going to grow them under lights all winter?
Dan

robinast

Some pictures from my collection:
http://e-aiand.com/kollektsioon/index.php

danskibsted

Sounds like a good plan. Keep us updated!
Dan (: