Pic of the Month - January 2023 Poll

Discussion in 'Member's Gallery' started by Frank, Jan 2, 2023.

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I think the best pic is

Poll closed Jan 4, 2023.
  1. Pic #1

    3 vote(s)
    23.1%
  2. Pic #2

    3 vote(s)
    23.1%
  3. Pic #3

    4 vote(s)
    30.8%
  4. Pic #4

    3 vote(s)
    23.1%
  1. Frank

    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Time to choose your favourite photo for January 2023:stew1: Poll will last 2 days. Remember you must be signed in to vote!

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  3. Clay_22

    Clay_22 In Flower

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    4 good ones was tough to pic one.
     
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  4. Pacnorwest

    Pacnorwest Young Pine

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    Congrats.. to Daniel .:smt041 Butiful flowers on your cactus.
     
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  5. Daniel W

    Daniel W Young Pine

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    Thanks all! I'm very touched!
    I grew that cactus, years ago, from cuttings that someone left on the break table at work. I don't know the name.
     
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  6. Sjoerd

    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    Congrats Daniel.
    That is such a nice example. A lovely colour.
     
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  7. Zigs

    Zigs Young Pine

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    Well done @Daniel W :)

    The pointy bits on the leaves indicate it's a Schlumbergera truncata rather than a S. buckleyi :)
     
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    Melody Mc. Young Pine

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    @Daniel - Congratulation friend! That is such a beauty. I've never seen so many blooms.
     
  9. Daniel W

    Daniel W Young Pine

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    Thank you @Zigs.

    Here is a fruit on one of the Schlumbergerawhatchmacallits.

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    I'm not sure what to do with that. It's been maturing for a year. It was pollen from the pink one, and the fruiting parent was white with red-ish margins.

    This one is the last to bloom. About ten or fifteen years old. Last year it had a mite infestation and I sprayed with soap. I think the remaining lesions are dead mites but I might spray again just in case. I don't know if a mite might recover from the spray. They have not spread to other plants. I took cuttings from it last year, and those plants don't have any mite damage.

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  10. Zigs

    Zigs Young Pine

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    Cor :)

    Looks like it's not quite ripe yet, it does take a year. When it starts to go a bit squidgy then you can squeeze the seeds out. Be interesting to see what you get :cool:
     
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