From a local garden center, these are all in little 3" pots.
Thanks!
Help please with a couple?
Help please with a couple?
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- This one was blooming
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- I bought this one.
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- Did not get one of these, but am curious as to what they are.
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Re: Help please with a couple?
Mammillaria camptotricha and Echinocereus morricalii
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Re: Help please with a couple?
Based on the small white flower, I'd say #1 is Mammillaria decipiens. #2 is probably the same thing that's had quite a few spines knocked off.
Vlani posted while I was typing - we're actually in agreement on that, camptotricha is considered a subspecies of decipiens by many authorities.
Vlani posted while I was typing - we're actually in agreement on that, camptotricha is considered a subspecies of decipiens by many authorities.
Spence
Re: Help please with a couple?
Thanks vlani and greenknight.
Figured the one I got was a Mammillaria,
really liked all the new growth.
Figured the one I got was a Mammillaria,
really liked all the new growth.
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Re: Help please with a couple?
Yes, I'd say you chose well - that one's going to make a nice clump in no time. A few missing spines won't even be noticeable a year from now.
Spence