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Description:
A. myriostigma nudum cv. MAIDEN BLUSH differs from the standard
"nudum" for its
mauve-green color overall and shine epidermis.
Stem: Spherical to shortly columnar with age and is
shaped like a bishop's headpiece or a star.
Spines: None.
Ribs: 5.
Flowes: 5 cm in length, pale-yellow, silk-shining.
Blooming season: Spring to summer.
Cultivation: Although regarded as a choice and difficult
plant is not too difficult in a
greenhouse,
although grows quite slowly.
It is sometime seen as a grafted plant but grows very well on its own
roots too. Use mineral well permeable
mineral soil
with little organic matter (peat, humus). Water sparingly
from March till
October
(weekly during
summertime,
if the weather is sunny enoughand)
, with a little
fertilizer
added. keep
perfectly dry in winter
at temperatures from 5 to
15 degrees centigrade.
(but it is relatively cold resistant and
hardy to -7° (-10°)C
for short periods) In the rest period no high atmospheric humidity!!
They need a good amount of
light shade to full sun
this help to keep the plants
healthy, although slow
growth.
Propagation: Seed that germinate rapidly.
Plants are sometimes grafted onto column-shaped cacti.
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