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Aichryson (Mice Ears)
"Oreja de Ratón" (Mice Ears) are called most plants of this small genus by the Canary people. They are close to Aeonium in the family of
Crassulaceae and grow in rather shaded and slightly moist places in the laurel or pine tree forest on the islands. They make lose racemes
of several hundred sulfur to greenish-yellow, miniature star like flowers above usually densely pubescent succulent leaves. All are easily
cultivated in any rich, slightly moist soil in a sunny to partially shaded spot throughout the year. Require careful watering and preferably full
sun in winter. Will readily self-sow after flowering, when most plants will die down. For more cultivation information please have at look at
this page:http://www.rareplants.de/shop/prodtype.asp?strParents=555&CAT_ID=558 Sowing and cultivation of Aeonium, Aichryson and
Greenovia.
Sow dust-like seeds flat on any well drained soil, keep soil slightly moist from beneath. Do not cover seeds with soil.
50 semillas por sobre.
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(Convención de Berna) e internacional (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora - CITES) no
vendemos ningún material tal como semillas proveniendo de plantas salvajes protegidas. Las semillas de dichas plantas protegidas
derivan exclusivamente de plantas propagadas artificialmente en cultivos hortículos en Alemania respectivamente en el Líbano, donde las
plantas se han tomado en cultivo a finales de los años 70 y al principio de los años 80 del siglo pasado.
Aichryson bollei Exclusive 10 (15)cm, small Aichryson reaching only some 10 to 15cm in height. Native of shaded to sunny spots in
rocks crevices in only few places in western La Palma. Makes densely hairy, transverse elliptic leaves,
shaded in red with red striped beneath in a sunny place. Rather large, dark yellow flowers from May to
June. Barranco de Izcagua (740m).
Aichryson divaricatum
Exclusive
No. de artículo: 2766 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
20(30)cm, endemic of partially shaded and slightly moist soils mainly in the laurel forest zone on the
island of Madeira, as the other three Aichryson species from Madeira, it is rarely seen in cultivation.
Makes small plants of 20(30)cm in height with ovoid, smooth, dark green, shining leaves and many
greenish yellow to bright yellow star like flowers from July to August. Usually grows as an annual to
biannual, but it may be easily propagates from seeds or by means of cuttings from branching specimens.
From semi-moist rock walls in the Calderão do Inferno.
No. de artículo: 2768 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
Aichryson laxum 20 (50)cm, can be found on almost all islands and is probably one of the most attractive species within
this genus due to its large ovoid dark green leaves which are very hairy on both sides. The inflorescence
is freely developed and consists of up to 50 large star-like, yellow flowers. In order to promote vegetative
growth, the inflorescence should be cut off in time, otherwise this species will naturally grow as a
biannual. Seeds are produced in abundance and will easily sow themselves. For any humus rich, well
drained soil in a partially shaded to sunny spot. Seeds from populations in the drier laurel forests in Los
Erjos (Tenerife), Barranco del Río/Roque Faro (La Palma), and Barranco de Moya (Gran Canaria).
Aichryson laxum var.
gomerense var. nov. ined.
Exclusive
Aichryson palmense
Exclusive
Aichryson parlatorei
Exclusive
Aichryson punctatum
Exclusivo
No. de artículo: 2769 sobre de semillas (ex Tenerife)
€ 3,99
No. de artículo: 3040 sobre de semillas (ex La Palma)
€ 3,99
No. de artículo: 5123 sobre de semillas (ex El Hierro)
€ 2,99
No. de artículo: 3413 sobre de semillas (ex Gran Canaria)
€ 2,99
40 (60)cm, an only in 2001 by Malkmus, B. recognized new variety, much larger in all aspects, reaching
up to 60cm in height. Makes strongly pubescent leaves up to 6cm ø at their tip. Its inflorescence reaches
an impressive 25cm ø and more with some 200 to 500 bright yellow star-like flowers. Flowering from June
through August. Native of La Gomera, where it is very common in partially sunny, slightly moist spots in
the laurel forest. VI-VIII.
No. de artículo: 2795 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
20cm, similar Aichryson laxum, yet more compact (reaches up to 20cm in height) and has leaves twice
the size, which are very sticky. This rarely seen species is endemic to slightly moist, open spots on rocky
walls in the lower parts of the laurel forest of La Palma. Makes a compact inflorescence with rather large,
bright sulfur yellow flowers. Easily raised from seeds, which are set in abundance. On good conditions
plants may grow as perennials, yet cuttings from non flowering plants will root easily. Seeds from two
populations are available: from the Barranco del Agua at some 620m and Las Moraditas/Barranco de
Gallegos.
No. de artículo: 2815 sobre de semillas (ex Bco. del Agua)
€ 2,99
No. de artículo: 3420 sobre de semillas (ex Bco. de Gallegos)
€ 4,99
5 (10)cm, an annual dwarf species, which is native to all western islands, where it prefers rich and slightly
moist soils in partial shade. The bright yellow flowers are rather large for the overall plant's size. The small
rhomboid, fresh green leaves show few blackish markings on their edges. Seeds from two populations
are available: Valle del Gran Rey, 540m, La Gomera (formerly listed as Aichryson spec. 1) and Barranco
de Izcagua, 450m, La Palma.
No. de artículo: 3415 sobre de semillas (ex La Palma)
€ 4,99
10 (20)cm, similar to Aichryson pachycaulon, yet smaller in all parts, reaching some 10cm to 20cm in
height. The dark green rhomboid leaves have margins with small blackish dots and all parts are covered
with short fine hairs. From shaded, slightly moist rock crevices on all western islands including Gran
Canaria. Makes numerous intense yellow flowers in a lax inflorescence. Easily raised from seeds when
plants have died down after flowering. For any humus rich, always slightly moist soil in a partially shaded
spot. Seeds from four populations are available: small-leafed plants from sun exposed rock walls in the
north-eastern of La Palma (Fuente de San Marcos, Barranco del Río) in the Fayal-Brezal zone (formerly
listed as Aichryson spec. 2), Pico de Garajonay, La Gomera, large-leafed plants from Artenara, Gran
Canaria and El Golfo, El Hierro at some 900m. VI-VIII.
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