maruibo

[Carlo & Daniele]

thank you Dan, hope it will be fruitful!
here it is a small clustering form of maruibo:

[Karlet]

Plant is very promising, congratulations!

[Karlet]

Some plants of A. maruibo

[Karlet]

Some plants of A. maruibo

[Carlo & Daniele]

all very nice, but i really like the first one of your last post!

[Karlet]

It is a plant that I purchased this summer from Thailand, I have two different clones and I hope that this year's bloom. Have a median line in the tubercle, which is interesting.

[Simon]

I really like the second one in the first photo it's newer tubercles have a very strange shape.

[Karlet]

Hi Simon, thanks for the comment, the plant is a A.maruibo x mituibo.

[Carlo & Daniele]

love these two:

[Karlet]

All two very beautiful, I really like the roughness of the second!

[Carlo & Daniele]

thanks! we love it too

[Carlo & Daniele]

finally...maruibo with fruit coming out:

[Karlet]

It is always a great satisfaction to see the result of the work of pollination, good harvest!

[andrea.a]

Great specimen, very round and fat!

Andrea.

[Carlo & Daniele]

Great specimen, very round and fat!

Andrea.

many thanks, it has some cauliflower genes too!

It is always a great satisfaction to see the result of the work of pollination, good harvest!

yes, really! and it's a bigger satisfaction with arios since you have to wait a lot for fruits, not always they get pollinated and they come out suddenly after several months!!!

[Carlo & Daniele]

[Karlet]

Beautiful specimen, has the tubercles very beautiful!

[Carlo & Daniele]

waiting for flowers

[Carlo & Daniele]

a small one with buds:

[Frank]

I have tried to increase the quantity of A. maruibo (Daruma seiji).
The photo is 2 years old degrafted ones, sown seeds on 3rd September 2011.
Some of them were in flower last autumn.