Obregonia denegrii
This is one species that has always fascinated me. I got two plants in 2006, but one didn't adjust to this climate and my treatment, and instead chose to leave this world. The other has slowly grown but seemed to have come to a halt in the last couple of years. Maybe the growth has just been so slow that I couldn't see it happening.
What a surprise to see it bloom this summer - twice so far. Moving the plants really seems to have made a huge difference - I guess everything happens in its own time.
What a surprise to see it bloom this summer - twice so far. Moving the plants really seems to have made a huge difference - I guess everything happens in its own time.
So this was the small plant (in a 3" pot) when I got it in 2006.
Grew to fill that pot by 2011
Now in a 4" pot and blooming this summer.
Patience really is needed for these types of species. I have two small ones nurturing from seed (sowed in 2007) that are now about the size that ths was in 2006. Does that mean I have another 8 years to wait to see them reach to flower??
1 Comments:
They are all so beautiful. I like your blog.Greetings, Thelma
By Thelma , at February 17, 2015 1:50 pm
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