Succulent ID: Echeveria setosa green Okay, it's been a while since I last posted. I got kinda busy with work. Today I wanna share with you a very beautiful succulent, but I don't have much information about it (and also photos, will update the article as soon as I take more pics). I searched both in books and on internet forums but didn't find much data about this particular specie (maybe I have the wrong ID?). Anyways, this is what I learned so far, mostly from my personal…
@cactaceasml in October 2020
New plants Hello guys. Today I wanna show you some new plants that I collected in the past weeks. Some are gifts, some where picked up from the streets. They are not stolen, I have the habit to look closely if there is some cutting that fell or if there are new sprouts that would otherwise die if not saved by me :). Yesterday I stumbled upon a very bad shaped Stapelia, that looked almost dead but I have my hopes high that it will survive. So, here I wanna show you some…
Plant ID: Cryptanthus acaulis Hi guys! Okey, today I wanna share a little bit more information about one of the plants I mentioned on earlier posts. Its the Cryptanthus acaulis. I personally like very much every cactus and some succulents (note: did you know that all cactus are succulents but not all succulents are cactus? Well If you didn't now you know lol), and this plant in particular is neither of them. It belongs to the poales family, but it's "spiky" look is quite…
Cereus peruvianus flowers Hi guys. Today I wanna share some pictures of one of my Cereus peruvianus cactus. I have three of them (and one tiiiiiny little pup that is still figthing to root). Two of them are currently growing nicely and pretty fast, and one of them is not showing signs of new growth but in the last weeks it started to pop some flowers. At one time about 5 or 6 days ago it was filled with buds (5 in total!). In the picture one can clearly see 3 buds, but in…
Cereus peruvianus flowers: Update! Hello guys! I'm back and I wanna share with you the one and only flower that succeeded on blooming. If you remember from my last post (https://read.cash/@cactaceasml/cereus-peruvianus-flowers-a81f15dc), I had a Cereus peruvianus with lots of buds and sadly almost every one of them was showing signs of premature death haha. Luckily, one of them managed to fulfill its growing and ended up blooming in an amazingly way, as this specie is used…