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Geometrical Cactus ! C’est dans le détail que l’on découvre le côté artistique de ces plantes. À observer sans modération !!🌵🌵🌵#cactus #succulentes #lescactéesdesaintjean #lescacteesdestjean #myrtillocactusgeometrizans #cristation #astrophytum #hamatocactus #euphorbiagrandicornis #mammillaria #ferocactus #designcactus #cactusart #fleurdecactus #astrophytum #agave #opuntia (à Les cactées de st jean) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfG0w3nK-39/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I could look at it forever!
I’m so excited, it looks like my fasciated echeveria is actually going to bloom! About 2-3 months ago I noticed what looked like little buds, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up. I expected the buds to just fall off, none of my other succulents have had any flowers and my echeveria has gotten the same treatment as them. I’m still kind of expecting the buds to just fall off at any time now, but I really hope I get to see at least one proper flower… The colour is amazing, bright orange against the cool almost silver leaves! F a n t a s t i c
Ok so as promised @toadpaws, more photos of my crested echeveria pulvinata! In the photographs 2-5 I’ve rotated the plant clockwise in an attempt to show what the whole plant looks like. I figured I should write something about the state this plant is in, since it looks a bit sketchy with all the roots sticking out everywhere and the different coloured leaves. I’m sure it’s obvious to some, but I’ve gotten some questions from friends about it before so!
This plant is, as far as I can tell, s t r e s s e d. I suspect that the roots in the soil haven’t developed properly, so it hasn’t been able to take up enough of the little water it has been given during the fall and winter. I think that’s the reason it’s been growing roots everywhere like crazy, it’s severly underwatered. During the winter this plant was placed under a growlight with a colour temperature around 4000-4200 K for 12 hours a day, which could’ve contributed to the stress. I’m pretty inexperienced when it comes to growlights, so I’m not sure! Many succulents shift in colour when they’re stressed, and this echeveria is no different. When I bought it the plant was mostly green and a little silvery, but now it’s almost blue, even purple.
As soon as it’s done flowering and has gotten a bit of rest, I’ll do a thorough check of the roots in the soil. I’ll also cut off (and propagate) the normal, rosette growing parts to encourage growth in the crested (weird looking) part.
Une fois n’est pas coutume voila@une fleur qui sort de mon domaine de production. Mais il y a un intérêt pour la forme de cette fleur qui est cristée (en forme de crête) #pisenlit #cristation #pissenlitcristation #lescacteesdestjean #lescacteesdesaintjean #plantebizarre (à Les cactées de st jean) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbdWQUysjsB/?utm_medium=tumblr
BORZICACTUS samaipatanus f. cristatus #cactus #cristation #lescacteesdestjean #lescacteesdesaintjean #drome #decocactus #homedeco #homecactus #ambiancecactus #cactusbizarre (à Les cactées de st jean) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1bqRNWCFig/?igshid=16f4pu66omwic
Detail of a #malformation on a #Cardon, a kind of Mexican #cactacea. This phenomenon can be caused by some bacterium, insect or parasite that has damaged it. it is also know as #cristation. Photo: #EstebanSaavedraDelRayo #travel #viaje #plant #cactus #Mexico #travelgram https://www.instagram.com/p/BpXEgA4FXDn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=walgdbod81ud
