Please help with the identification
Please help with the identification
Hello there!
So I bought these guys from market.
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Nr. 2
Nr. 3
Nr. 4
Nr. 5
Nr.6
Nr. 7
Nr. 8
Nr. 9
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Thank you, guys!
So I bought these guys from market.
Nr. 1
Nr. 2
Nr. 3
Nr. 4
Nr. 5
Nr.6
Nr. 7
Nr. 8
Nr. 9
http://s27.postimg.org/koinzc9ib/2015_1 ... _05_06.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Thank you, guys!
Re: Please help with the identification
Going for the most probable (common) names:
#1 - Gymnocalycium baldianum
#2 - Polaskia chichipe
#3 - Oreocereus celsianus (or trollii)
#4 - Echinopsis oxygona
#5 - Haageocereus?
#6 - Mammillaria polythele inermis
#7 - maybe Cereus validus?
#8 - Mammillaria bombycina
#9 - Mammillaria elongata
#1 - Gymnocalycium baldianum
#2 - Polaskia chichipe
#3 - Oreocereus celsianus (or trollii)
#4 - Echinopsis oxygona
#5 - Haageocereus?
#6 - Mammillaria polythele inermis
#7 - maybe Cereus validus?
#8 - Mammillaria bombycina
#9 - Mammillaria elongata
Re: Please help with the identification
Thank you, Teo!
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May I see the whole #2, I'm in doubt it's a polaskia chichipe
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Re: Please help with the identification
Different angles on number 4 and 7 would be helpful too, they aren't the most distinctive looking species.
4 may be a different Echinopsis (perhaps one of those formerly known as Lobivia) rather than E. oxygona.
4 may be a different Echinopsis (perhaps one of those formerly known as Lobivia) rather than E. oxygona.
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Yes, I'd agree the Echinopsis is something other than E. oxygona, and is one of the northern Lobivia species (or hybrid thereof).
5 is Espostoa senilis. The more bristly base is typical of the former Thrixanthocereus species.
5 is Espostoa senilis. The more bristly base is typical of the former Thrixanthocereus species.
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OK, I think I have #5 (identified as E. blossefeldiorum a few years ago - so I should change to E. senilis?)
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Nr. 2 http://s9.postimg.org/qu7hjf7b3/DSC_0055.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Please help with the identification
esp_imaging wrote:Different angles on number 4 and 7 would be helpful too, they aren't the most distinctive looking species.
4 may be a different Echinopsis (perhaps one of those formerly known as Lobivia) rather than E. oxygona.
Nr. 4 http://s24.postimg.org/ndg6a5oet/2015_1 ... _03_04.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Nr. 7 http://s12.postimg.org/gn1ck4gdp/2015_1 ... _04_28.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Yes, teo is correct, it is most likely a polaskia chichipe.
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thank you again, guys!
Re: Please help with the identification
No, that looks correct to me - Espostoa blossfeldiorum is the other bristly-based one (aka Thrixanthocereus blossfeldiorum).teo wrote:OK, I think I have #5 (identified as E. blossefeldiorum a few years ago - so I should change to E. senilis?)
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So these are the names ?
#1 - Gymnocalycium baldianum
#2 - Polaskia chichipe
#3 - Oreocereus celsianus (or trollii)?
#4 - Echinopsis oxygona
#5 - Espostoa blossfeldiorum aka Thrixanthocereus blossfeldiorum
#6 - Mammillaria polythele inermis
#7 - maybe Cereus validus?
#8 - Mammillaria bombycina
#9 - Mammillaria elongata
#1 - Gymnocalycium baldianum
#2 - Polaskia chichipe
#3 - Oreocereus celsianus (or trollii)?
#4 - Echinopsis oxygona
#5 - Espostoa blossfeldiorum aka Thrixanthocereus blossfeldiorum
#6 - Mammillaria polythele inermis
#7 - maybe Cereus validus?
#8 - Mammillaria bombycina
#9 - Mammillaria elongata
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#8 is not M. bombycina, but I'm not sure what it is.
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Re: Please help with the identification
#4 is not E. oxygona. It's a different Echinopsis, one of those formerly known as Lobivia, but I don't know which one.