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Hatiora salicornioides in nature 

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Hatiora salicornioides in nature. Form, fruits and flowers at different locations in Brazil. 'Child' and 'Adult' forms.

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5 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 11   
@Nhoj31neirbo47
@Nhoj31neirbo47 5 лет назад
Some great shots. Always a pleasure to see epiphytes in their natural habitat.
@Indusxstan
@Indusxstan 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing! So educational 🙏👌
@christopherlayug9358
@christopherlayug9358 3 года назад
This is amazin, I love Hatiora sp.
@anttikuusmetso
@anttikuusmetso 3 года назад
Great video!
@thedesertplantdiary2382
@thedesertplantdiary2382 5 лет назад
Breathtaking too see them in their natural habitat. Thank you for sharing. From the garden city of India to you, have a fantastic-day! Cheers.
@jorgequinonez9720
@jorgequinonez9720 5 лет назад
Thanks for including the lithophytic forms. I wonder if it grows on inselbergs like R. cereoides and R. triangularis.
@Cactusinformation
@Cactusinformation 5 лет назад
The ones shown did grow on just rocks on open areas in the woods
@jewiesnew3786
@jewiesnew3786 5 лет назад
Would they do great if I keep them in an enclosed greenhouse with increased humidity? or do they need to be kept dry sometimes?
@Cactusinformation
@Cactusinformation 5 лет назад
They are very tolerant to different conditions. They may look different depending on how you cultivate them. In a more moist environment they will get greener and more grow. However they will stand periods of dry as well. In winter at low temperatures they can be kept dry for months
@cactusmann5542
@cactusmann5542 5 лет назад
I have this one. Not doing exceptionally well....
@Cactusinformation
@Cactusinformation 5 лет назад
I threat them as real cacti. This one can have lots of sun