Hello! I am a new member here and a proud new mother to a small collection of baby cacti and some succulents. I absolutely adore the little white cacti that I'm finding online, and so far I have an Arizona Snowcap (Mammillaria Gracilis) and a Feather Cactus (Mammillaria Plumosa) in my indoor garden. I was hoping someone would be able to help me identify some of these that I found from a seller on Etsy (they are sold in a random set and I want to purchase them individually from another source) as I've done a lot of research on my own and haven't made much progress. I think one of them might be Peruvian Old Lady, but I could be wrong!
I marked the ones I would like to know with a heart next to them. Thanks
~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
- fleurencia
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~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
With freedom, books, flowers, & the moon, who could not be happy?
― Oscar Wilde
Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
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Cepahlocereus?
Parodia scopa
Mammilaria elongata
Mammillaria
Oreocereus celsianus
Parodia leninghausii
Ferocactus
Mammillaria
Echinocactus grusonii
?
Mammillaria
Echinocereus pectinatus
Mammillaria
Oreocereus trollii
Rebutia muscula
Mammillaria hahniana
?
Mammillaria gracilis
Cepahlocereus?
Parodia scopa
Mammilaria elongata
Mammillaria
Oreocereus celsianus
Parodia leninghausii
Ferocactus
Mammillaria
Echinocactus grusonii
?
Mammillaria
Echinocereus pectinatus
Mammillaria
Oreocereus trollii
Rebutia muscula
Mammillaria hahniana
?
Mammillaria gracilis
--ian
- fleurencia
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Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
Thanks so much Ian! I can't wait to research these
With freedom, books, flowers, & the moon, who could not be happy?
― Oscar Wilde
Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
Sure that's Parodia scopa Iann? Flowers from the apex would hint at Parodia haselbergii for me.
- greenknight
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Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
Looks more like haselbergii to me, too. Also, ian, you seem to have skipped the middle one in the second row down, which looks like Parodia magnifica.
Spence
Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
Sorry, that's what I meant. HonestSnowFella wrote:Sure that's Parodia scopa Iann? Flowers from the apex would hint at Parodia haselbergii for me.
--ian
Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
I was so closegreenknight wrote:Looks more like haselbergii to me, too. Also, ian, you seem to have skipped the middle one in the second row down, which looks like Parodia magnifica.
--ian
- fleurencia
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Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
Thank you all so much for the help! Can't wait to go shopping
With freedom, books, flowers, & the moon, who could not be happy?
― Oscar Wilde
Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
That's twice Ian, your getting as bad as me, Senior Moments! I occasionally do it by substituting plants with the same initial letters, Cleistocactus strausii when I mean Chamaecereus silvestrii, not much difference! We know what we mean, even if we can't say it!
Re: ~ Need help with a lot of baby cacti I.D. ~
I think that's a first time ian didn't point out a P. Magnifica!!!!!!
Omg what will we do if we loose one of our brilliant minds on cacti guide!?!?!?!
Just kidding with ya
Omg what will we do if we loose one of our brilliant minds on cacti guide!?!?!?!
Just kidding with ya