ID #5

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ID #5

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I've need of Id's for 6 cacti. This is 5 of 6. Apologies for orientation. This is NOT how the picture uploaded is oriented. The system is rotating it for me.
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Cleistocactus
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OK ... with a genus name I go to google and find 2 that look like this ... a morawetzianus and a winteri ... any further ideas?
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I think there are a couple other ones as well. I don't have any myself. There are other members that may help you as well.
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Wouldn't be winteri which is pendulous by that size. Perhaps Cleistocactus tupizensis?
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oldcat61 wrote:Wouldn't be winteri which is pendulous by that size. Perhaps Cleistocactus tupizensis?
I don't know ... i googled Cleistocactus tupizensis, and what I saw there did not quite match what I have. the spines of what I have are VERY dense, softish (comparatively) and VERY yellow.
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