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Ruffled striate
tepals delicate salmon with fine pink
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Description:
Strong cultivar of unknown origin.
Stem: Semi columnar, up to 8 cm
in diameter, 25 cm tall..
Central spines: Up to 4,5 cm long.
Flower: Up to 12 cm across.
Tepals:
Obovate to
oblanceolate that are often apically
retuse, peach-pink marked with fine lilac-pink
veins, nicely ruffled, delicate, the
outer petals have honey tones.
Throat-circle: Clear pink.
Filaments: Bright reddish-pink with cream anthers.
Stigma: White.
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Outer stamens
filaments pink,
throat stamen filaments red. Whitish
anthers.
Stigma pure white,
throat circle light pink. |
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Family:
Cactaceae (Cactus
Family)
Origin:
Garden origin
Conservation status: Listed in
CITES appendix 2.
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"PINK Nr. 1" is a hybrid of unknown
origin
A few specimen are
variegated. |
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Cultivation:
This plant is a summer grower species that offers no
cultivation difficulties. Water regularly in summer (but do not
overwater ) needs good drainage and very porous soil, keep rather dry in
winter. Feed with a high potassium fertilizer in summer. Need a bright
exposure, full sun or half shade in summer if the location is
exceedingly hot or bright.

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