Just thought I'd share a pretty cool petrified wood fossil log

[Ludwigia]

7 hours ago, glenmorenee said:

No idea.  No telling where the original owner dragged it home from.  This was probably back in the day where you could just drive up and throw a piece into your car.

Those times were probably pre-car-ious

[Malone]

On 3/30/2018 at 6:18 PM, glenmorenee said:

Ours is actually an Echinopsis.  The cultivar name it goes by is "Impulse".  If all of you want to see some mind blowing time lapse videos of Echinopsis cactus flowering, check out:

 

http://echinopsis.com/time-lapses/

 

 

Absolutely amazing presentation! The creations that grace our existence are amazing me constantly. I am glad I am not the only that sees these things!

[Malone]

There is a cactus that blooms once in approximately 100 years.

[Plantguy]

Sweet fossil and cacti and succulents! Thanks for sharing the photos.

 

Regards, Chris 

[Malone]

3 hours ago, Plantguy said:

Sweet fossil and cacti and succulents! Thanks for sharing the photos.

 

Regards, Chris 

Just wondering because of your title, do you have a favorite plant fossil?

[glenmorenee]

I thought I would add to this thread because I really enjoyed it.  It has that meandering quality like the "old" internet.

 

Found this at another estate sale.  A really cool thumb sized stalagmite.  It is about 2" long.

 

We have three kids so it's perfect!