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by Steph 28th June 2018, 09:39
A different kind of seedling :)
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A different kind of seedling :)
by Admin 22nd June 2010, 22:32
This is a seedling that has recently come up here... it's not a rose 
This is a cactus seedling. Not the kind that gets sharp spines, but one that develops fine feathery plumes instead. It's name is Mammillaria plumosa (plumosa = plumes). Real size about 3mm across
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This is a cactus seedling. Not the kind that gets sharp spines, but one that develops fine feathery plumes instead. It's name is Mammillaria plumosa (plumosa = plumes). Real size about 3mm across
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Re: A different kind of seedling :)
by Guest 26th June 2010, 02:57
So cool Simon...it looks like a frosted grape! Incredible...
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