Poslato: Pet Jan 23, 2009 10:02 pm----
Kad je nadjes obavesti i mene!!
Knjizica je sa pretencioznim naslovom The Complete Encyclopedia of Succulents, a ispade da opet nije complete. Da ima lepe slike ima, ali opisi su prilicno sturi. A i ja nisam bas u stanju za identifikaciju pomocu slike. Ipak je mnogo lakse i sigurnije uporediti dve zive biljke. Stoga do daljeg usvajam naziv "kum"-Baneta.
Zasad je najvaznije da sam joj nekako ugodila (a za cap-s.mariensis pise na netu da je teska za odrzavanje
), pa polako napreduje. 
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 5:12 pm----
Verovatno nije neka retka, ali mi se dopala
I to ne samo meni - kupile smo 4 komada 
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 5:21 pm----
evo i ja obecavam sliku sutra pa da masemo Goci
Lidija jesi li ti to vec presadila?
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:28 pm----
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:32 pm----
ne rusi zidove, jedna je tvoja
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:36 pm----
Pade mi suza i razbi nogu a sada od srece
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:39 pm----
to da se utesis sto nisi mogla sa nama
jel sad bolje
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:40 pm----
Kako ne bi bilo
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:42 pm----
Pojma nisam imala sta kupujem sem da je cakano
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:44 pm----
sad kad si obrisala suze, mozes da bunaris ime
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:47 pm----
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Znala sam da nije bas dzabe
da joj nadjem ime ,to obozavam da radim
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 7:52 pm----
ma ne mora odmah, moze i sutra (ujutro)
ko velim, ti si tu najiskusnija
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 8:23 pm----
Ja glasam za E. ferox - dopali mi se cvetići
www.cactus-art.biz/sch...fl_810.jpg
Mada, naravno - pojma nemam
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 8:37 pm----
Lidija i ja mislim da je E.ferox mada je i E.enopla slicna.
Poslato: Sub Feb 21, 2009 8:58 pm----
Definitivno enopla više liči
Ferox ima neke listiće nazimenično sa bodljama, koje se kod naših baš nevide... više izgledaju kao zasušeni listićiA kad smo već pronašli vrstu, onda da citiram i održavanje
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Cultivation: Common and relatively easy to grow plant for pot culture. It grows well in a very draining mineral potting substrate, but it isn't picky about soil. The area where this plant is native receives rains both in winter and summer, so it can be watered moderately all year around (except in the coldest month of the winter, as it rot easily ,especially if over-wet). During the summer, they enjoy average feeding and watering. When dormant in winter, keep it totally  at or around 4°C, even though it seems to tolerate light frosts well. Mature healthy plants are tough and can also be grown outside where frost is not too severe, but when left out it is more sensitive to frost. They do need a lot of light to keep their compact growth-form, but different clones vary in their tolerance of full sunshine. The plants that are not kept in full sun grow faster, but became untidy and may need support as they get larger, or branches fall off. But if grown in the protection of light shade, the thick purple spines of this low-growing clumping columnar plant have the best colour. Sometimes, in really hot full sun all day long, a plant will bleach out a bit. It soon grows into a large, many stemmed specimen, and it can fill a 30 cm bowl. It is also a prolific bloomer, and makes a spectacular specimen.Propagation: It is propagated by cuttings or seeds. It branches enthusiastically, and offsets are readily available. If you remove an offset, remember to let it for a week or so, letting the wound heal (cuttings planted too soon easily rot before they can grow roots). It is better to wash the cut to remove the latex. The seed can be sown just under the surface in normal seedling trays in a sandy seed mix. Germination usually occurs within 1 - 3 weeks. |
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