These Pachycereus pringlei seedlings sprouted in first / second week of Sep 25. Now, as the seedling are 0.5 to 1 inch tall, I think that one of the seedlings has started developing into a cristate right from the start.
Right most seedling with a broader base
Farthest seedling
Am I right in my understanding or it is just a normal seedling with a broader base?
Experts, please advise.
Hamad
Is it a natural cristate?
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Re: Is it a natural cristate?
Kinda looks like it. I doubt it will survive for too long. Interesting.
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Re: Is it a natural cristate?
The cristate is surviving so far and is growing well. Actually another seedling has started forming a cristate so there are two now. Fascinating.
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