Ibicella lutea flower

Jeremiah Harris

• Apr 26, 2004

• #1

Here are a few photos of my newly opened Ibicella lutea

BTW the last photo is very large so you can see the sticky tentacles hope no one minds

thanks
-Jeremiah-

 

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CP2k

• Apr 26, 2004

• #2

Hi Jeremiah,

That is not Ibicella lutea(yellow flowers)...it is a Proboscidea.

 

Jeremiah Harris

• Apr 26, 2004

• #3

oh ok thanks for your help I was wondering about that, I got it from the ICPS seed bank and it was labled "Ibicella lutea".

thanks
-Jeremiah-

 

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droseradude

• Apr 27, 2004

• #4

Nice plant and photos Jeremiah. How long did it take for you to grow that?

 

Jeremiah Harris

• Apr 27, 2004

• #5

Hello

I planted the seeds 2 -26-04

Thanks
-Jeremiah-

 

larry

• Apr 27, 2004

• #6

Sure is cute

 

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pond boy

• May 1, 2004

• #7

Nice flowers

 

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Pressure

• Jul 3, 2004

• #8

Awesome pics!

 

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Starman

• Jul 3, 2004

• #9

I love it!
Much more pretty than I.lutea!

 

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nepenthes_lover

• Jul 3, 2004

• #10

Yeah, nice flowers there. I have two devils claws, both flowering beautifully now!

 

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Starman

• Jul 12, 2004

• #11

Are all devil claws annuals?

 

Joseph Clemens

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• Jul 21, 2004

• #12

<span style='font-size:11pt;line-height:100%'>There are a few colonies of naturalized Ibicella lutea that grow on the sholder of the road near my house. However, many times they are a little less than annual. They seem to appear only when the Summer rains are sufficient. This Summer (so far) and the two Summers before this one have not provided sufficient moisture at the right time for these colonies to show themselves. When the rains are right they are easy to see with their dark green leaves that are a good contrast to the rest of the desert and spotted about with bright yellow blooms.</span>

 

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Starman

• Jul 21, 2004

• #13

Wow Pinguicula man, do you live in the desrt?

 

Joseph Clemens

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• Jul 21, 2004

• #14

Yeah, for now anyways. I do. In Tucson, Arizona with Saguaro cactus in my front yard.

 

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Starman

• Jul 22, 2004

• #15

Cool!

 

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Rita

• Jul 23, 2004

• #16

Hi,
PinguiculaMan, could you take a picture of them?

How big they are in the desert?

cheers,
Rita

 

Joseph Clemens

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• Jul 23, 2004

• #17

<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>Sure, I'll take my camera with me when I go out this morning. I will have my wife photograph me standing beside them and the park sign. I will then post it tonight.

Today was one of our rare overcast days, still it was 97F.

Here are a couple of shots near Sandario and Rudasill, a couple of blocks from my house:
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First; me in front of Saguaro National Park sign on NorthWest corner of Sandario and Rudasill:

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Second; me standing in front of a fairly sizeable Saguaro:

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Third and last; view looking South from behind the sign:

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Starman

• Aug 7, 2004

• #18

I cant see the pictures.

 

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Grim

• Aug 7, 2004

• #19

Them Guys are HUGE. What do you reckon thier age is?

 

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Starman

• Aug 7, 2004

• #20

Pictures, pictures
I cant see
Please forgive me.

I cant see the pictures.