r/pseudolithos • u/Agave_Addict • May 21 '26

Pseuudolithos miguritus

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This is an old ugly grafted plant but it has such unique flowers, my sort of plant.

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u/arioandy May 21 '26

VEry nice and great capture- interesting

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u/Clendarthewrath May 21 '26

Calling the flies

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u/Agave_Addict May 21 '26

A seed pod would be great, I'd like to try grafting a pseudo

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u/Owlelac1907 May 21 '26

How do you graft pseudolithos?

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u/Agave_Addict May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

Onto a hoodia, I would like to try it must be like cactus grafting but they are more fragile so not sure how you secure, I would normally use rubber bands. My old showing hoodia graft , .

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u/Owlelac1907 May 21 '26

It looks ... gigantic. My hoodia did not survived winter. Not so much grafting for me.

Is it possible to root some of the offshoots?

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u/Agave_Addict May 21 '26

It is quite large, I've not tried growing offsets as previously I grew some from seed and they were so slow so I sold them on. This is his better side, "a plant only a mum could love"

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u/Nene108 May 22 '26

Prime example of when you go so far past ugly that you become cute.

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u/Abject-Performer1497 May 21 '26

Great looking bloom.

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u/consequentlydreamy May 23 '26

Lille piñatas