▲ 21 r/Lophophora
New V.I.P. (Very Important Plant) discovered recently! El Retiro location (L.W.)
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 2 days ago
Jourdaniana is a hybrid! Proof in a paper! (from Canada)
Free to download on official page. And here it is (the paper):
https://ucalgary.scholaris.ca/items/fae4eebe-4aaf-4962-bcaf-bf2e3a1885ff/full
Abstract from the paper: "The unknown parent is likely not part of the Lophophora genus due to the greater than
10% difference in average gene similarity with the small compartment. It can also be ruled out
that the second parent is E. pachanoi given the lack of similar genes (see Appendix 4). There are
a few theories of what the other parental plant could be, such as cacti found growing near L.
williamsii including but not limited to Ariocarpus spp., Turbinocarpus spp., and Mammiliaria
spp due to their proximity to wild peyote button sites (Niesel, 2018). L. williamsii have been
shown to successfully crossbreed with the latter two genus in a greenhouse setting but there is
limited evidence of wild hybridization (Schmidt, 1969)."
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 2 days ago
Seedlings were grafted in July 2025, just Aztekium seedling was one year older, the rest is the same age. Arios, Aztekium Valdezii, Turbinicarpus Lophophoroides and Lophophora Fricii Albiflora and Jourdaniana for comparison. The same conditions so far.
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 22 days ago
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Seedling grafted on pere, I am calling it Pinky Jourdaniana Microheads Microflower :D
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 24 days ago
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Jourdanianas, the first one (and the same plant on the second image) is from seed labelled as Jourdaniana, the other "normal" Jourdaniana Mammillaris
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 26 days ago
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Jourdaniana vegetative reproduction - 6 months old rooted pups (last picture 6 month old picture).
Definitely the best loph for this so far for me. Easy rooters, forgiving little mistake here and there...
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 28 days ago
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Arios and Lophs germination conditions. Arios are weak, help.
Hi, I am germinating Ariocarpuses and Lophophoras and Ortegocactuses in the same conditions, Heat mats are on 26 degrees, but the temperature is bit lower over the night (not under 20 Celsiuses. Lophs and Ortegos are germinating perfectly, but have very few arios out so far. I have some last year experience, and they seedlings didn't like light too much. I think, that I should be just little more patient, but maybe is time for panic! Is there anything wrong please?
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 29 days ago
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Some of my the biggest pere beasts. They looks like are going to bait me at the end of the summer!
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 1 month ago
2000 arios, some ortegos and plenty of own lophs in one picture
I haven't add calcium supplement this time, do you think, their young bones will survive first few months without? Thanks Koehreses for extra Ortegos, appreciate that (and for extra arios too, if there are any, haven't count them :D ).
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/webdesign
What do you thing about my newest website? hodorhodorhodor.com no https yet
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/Lophophora
Happy Crestmas! 2x Cactus Crestus (L.A.-V. and Strombocactus disciformis with one normal pollinator) investments from Czech Republic just arrived!
u/Enutrof_Ssim — 2 months ago