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Whouahhh!! Amazing one!! What's the size of this Dyckia?

Spiny masochist loving dreamers

What a nice piece of Ortho and Dyckias!!!!

and so spiny!...
We must be some kind of Masochism lover!...

You're right, Constantino !!
The only problem with Dyckia is that take so much space!!!!

I was wondering about the reproduction of Dyckia: are they self-polinated, or not?
Thank you

Bonjour Constantino, you're doing a great job !!! And I was going to enquire you about a book... so it's on and this is a very very good news!!! You have such a wonderful "collection" and knowledge of plants that noone have or can show. On your useful blogspot, the pictures + names + your ...

Hello Constantino,

I know your wonderful blogspot and I 'm very impressed by the job you do!! Please, keep on!! I'm the follower from France of your blogspot: Thierry from Echirolles !!!

This is nice and rare one!! I red the very good article of PJ Braun and Eddie E Pereira about the 2 new heavily-armed species from west-central Brazil: Dyckia richardii (Serra da Bemvinda) and grandidenta (discovered in 1988, between Aquidauana and Coxim)... Even if it has been in hand (D richardii)...

You're right: this species is unique with its two color spines!! And it seems to be a big Dyckia. Does it offset?
Thierry from France

Great job, Constantino!!!!
This is very of you to share your country jewels!!
The new discovery Dyckia sp Vila Cristina - Caxias do Sul - RS is amazingly beautiful!

Thierry

You made me discover a very interesting and amazing plant!!
Thank you!!!
What kind of growing conditions do you give it?

Interesting!
So you fixed these ones with a wire but you potted the big plants inside the triangle with substrate? Ot it's just epiweb soil? It seems (from the sweedish manufacturer website) it dries quicker than any other medium.
Thank you for your replies

Thank's for the informations.
How long have you been using it? any comments? how do you use them: with substrate?

Hi,
It sounds and looks very interesting.
Where did you get this material from?
Thank you for sharing your discovery

Thierry

Happy New Year too!!
And enjoy your time with your friends!!!!
From France under the snow...