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ECHEVERIA SETOSA
It is in three pots of several plants each, all quite leggy just now, so the rosettes will be cut, rerooted and potted up for a fresh start. Echeveria ...
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Combatting Rot
My best example of its success is an Echeveria laui, one of the Tropical Hens-and-Chickens, which had only recently been released to the market in 1983. ...
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What is a cactus?
If a plant lacks any one of the following traits, it is not a cactus. ... in the arid or semi-arid districts of Arizona, Utah and Colorado. Others are epiphytic, living on the mossy trunks of trees in tropical or sub-tropical forests or ...
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Evolution of My Greenhouse
The 'Filon' corrugated fibreglass panels, each 26"X 96", ..... led to eventual cracking of the Acrylite roof panels and the screws, severely rusted, ...
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Biology of Cacti
Consequently, their water requirements per unit time are low. ...Cacti have special water-storing tissue. The majority of epidermal and inner stem tissue ...
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Evolution and Phylogeny of Cacti
Finding a series of characteristics common to a plant of interest, and following the line of development, reveals the phylogeny or evolutionary history of a ...
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Evolution of My Greenhouse
I finally settled upon a simple lean-to design, using trusses made of 2"X3" hemlock, which I covered with corrugated fibreglass (Filon) panels, ...
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Evolution of My Greenhouse
I had been impressed by the appearance of the double-skinned acrylic (perspex) material called ACRYLITE SDP, used in an alcove for a restaurant, ...
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Biology of Cacti
Cacti reproduce both sexually and asexually. In asexual reproduction all new plants are genetically identical to their parent plants. ...
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About Paul Brunelle
On a trip across Canada about 30 years ago, Paul Brunelle had little idea that the two cacti he brought home - a prickly pear and a pincushion - would alter ...
