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The Conophytum on this page have been grown from seed. This is by far the better way to learn and understand the variability within species - AND, if you wish, you can select the clones nearest to your heart's desire.
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CCM 503
C. pellucidum - SAALBERG MG 1443-2419 20 seeds sown 20/04/1996. Five, variable seedlings in a 2.75 inch square, plastic pot on 22/08/2001. |
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CCM 503 C. pellucidum - SAALBERG MG 1443-2419 again but in sunlight which expands the tonal range. So, is the bright green, solitary-headed plant correct or from a stray, 'leaper' seed? |
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CCM 503
C. pellucidum - SAALBERG MG 1443-2419 again but from a closer and more lateral viewpoint to show both the neck of the heads and the length of the sturdy, gleaming white flowers. |
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CCM 83
C. pellucidum v. pardicolor MSG 140 sown 09/02/1988. Four seedlings showing a range of body colour and windows. Lovely flowers with tall and densely-white petals. |
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CCM 729
Cono. stephanii 'helmutii' - EENRIET II MG 1452-76 seed sown 26/10/1997. Nine young plants with richly orange flowers that open wide at night to release their perfume. As the flowers age they stay open during the day too. |
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CCM 141
Cono. obcordellum ssp. obcordellum (spectabile). Three, (or was it four?), varied plants grown from mine own 70 minute seeds which were sown 05/11/1987. Not only are the body markings varied but also the size and depth of colour of the flowers. This enables you to choose, if you can, the clone nearest to your heart's desire. All are exquisitely perfumed at night. Frustratingly, the most prolific clone here has smaller heads and relatively poor flowers. It might improve when the group are given their own, individual pots. |
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