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S. canaliculata 'Dwarf'

> Clearly, stunting is one thing and juvenile form is another
> Again, S. canaliculata 'Dwarf' is a juvenile form.
> No juvenile form, to the best of my knowledge can be obtained by stunting.
> Grigsby's half barrel proves that it is quite difficult to go back to
> mature
> form
> cheers,
> Juan

Not to beat this thread to death but, no one has said what are the
mature sizes of both
S. canaliculata and S canaliculata 'Dwarf'. I have many canaliculatas
all separated from one plant originally obtained from David Grigsby. I
got about a dozen offsets of all different sizes and it appears that the
smaller ones are staying small and the larger ones are getting large.
The original plant was severly root bound. That might account for the
smaller offsets but how come they are staying small? I'm giving them
enough room. What gives?

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Jeff in Calistoga,California,
At The Bulldog Cactus Ranch
Located at about 38.56°N 122.58°W.
Height about 112m / 367 feet above sea level.
40"(102cm) rain per annum, at least
USDA Zone 9a, feels like an 8a to me!

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