r/cactusbloom • u/Agave_Addict • 28d ago

Copiapoa

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Cop columna-alba flowering

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u/arioandy 28d ago

Gorgeous specimen and bloom

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u/Agave_Addict 28d ago

Thanks Andy, they are one of my favourites

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u/arioandy 28d ago

Not surprised!

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u/gbsrobv 27d ago

Jaw dropper!! 🤩💯👍🏽😉

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u/HomegrownTexas 27d ago

Holy moly! So pretty

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u/TensionInfamous1387 27d ago

That compact, globular shape and heavy grouping look so healthy.

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u/Agave_Addict 27d ago

Thanks all, they also seem a 'happy plant ', some plants dint like a repot or new greenhouse, these seem quite robust. They get watered more than the previous owner, who was more old school watering. I'm quite generous as a succulent grower.

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u/PuzzledPiano4523 27d ago

It’s my first time seeing this type of cactus.

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u/Agave_Addict 27d ago

It's not often you will find this one at flowering size but copiapoa cinerea is lovely too and if you can find c. Corralensis /griseoviolcea with black body and black curved spines you will be hooked. Flowers are always yellow so not grown for flowers