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Pompano
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What Baja plant am I?
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Bruce R Leech
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chory cactus? probably spelled wrong
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Pompano
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What do you think?....should we give it to Bruce?
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Definitely in the Opuntia family....I'm guessing Jumping Cholla..
[Edited on 4-6-2005 by Cincodemayo]
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Bruce R Leech
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I love those things . did you know you can eat them?
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Pompano
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What Baja plant am I?
Right on with the jumping cholla...I think I still have some spines in mylegs.
How about this one?
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Cincodemayo
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Agave americana?
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Pompano
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Hmmm....not saying yes or no just yet...the diversity of succulent plants in central Baja is amazing. Care to elucidate?
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Bruce R Leech
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these are all edible plants used alto in the local Indian cooking this one also is vary good when prepared properly I'm going to let some one else
give you the Mexican name for this because I cant spell it and I'm to lazy to open the book.
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Cincodemayo
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Ok...Coastal agave...Agave shawii?
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Pompano
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That's okay, Bruce...Cincodemayo had it right...an agave..as most tequila drinkers know!
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Pompano
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how about this fellow....?
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Cincodemayo
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Pompano...Like you said the diversity in Baja is amazing. The boojams and Cardons are my favorites. There is even an epiphitic tillandsia called ball
moss..Can't forget the Agave tequilliensis....beautiful blue color that produces most of the tequilla brands.
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Cincodemayo
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Now that's a Cardon! One of the first times driving all the way down to Cabo from San Clemente in 1980 I was amazed that every valley had a different
landscape. So much awesome flora and fauna in Baja!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pompano
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this one I dont eat
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this common cactus..
is ..........
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Cardon
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Don't know what this one is but I like it.
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academicanarchist
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That's easy
The flower of the agave, which does not appear all that often. The question is if any of the stuff that has been shown can be smoked?
[Edited on 4-6-2005 by academicanarchist]
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Top picture looks like a chain-link cholla.
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Cardon--that's a beauty......got me stumped too. Where did you take the photo?
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