Thanks for your input and time.
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two more to identify!
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Re: two more to identify!
The second one looks like Parodia (or Notocactus) scopa.
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Re: two more to identify!
cool, thanks a lot!
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Re: two more to identify!
The first one looks exactly like the first cactus I ever bought when I was in high school. I'll bet anything it's a Trichocereus/Echinopsis spachianus/-a.
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Awesome, thanks for the ID! Do you still have yours?
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No such luck. It lasted a few years and succumbed (probably) to lack of proper care. I was not "into" the finer details of raising cacti. I couldn't have kept it through all my college years and then moving around in my first jobs. And we're talking about 50 years ago!
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Re: two more to identify!
Are you sure about the Tricho ID? To me it looks more like a Cleistocactus - the spines seem to be a good fit as well as the body. Not sure I'd want to make a species ID though - looks like C. strausii but with maybe too few ribs (hard to tell plant size from the picture) and somewhat short-ish spines.