a Few Buds and Flowers

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a Few Buds and Flowers

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My Mammillaria karwinskiana in full flower


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A Few Buds On My Parodia werneri


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Some More Buds On My Echinocactus texensis


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My Unknown Mamm is full bloom
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Post by Christer Johansson »

Very nice flowers :)
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Post by Tony »

Cool, I love to see them in habitat like that. :)
Your unknown looks like Mammillaria coahuilensis.
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Post by christos »

Beautiful flowers! :thumbup:

I wonder if your unknown mammillaria could be a heyderi?
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Post by king_hedes »

i'm not sure what it is i'm fixing to post some more pic of it in identifying section. i been looking at a few didn't cactus trying to figure out what it is.
My greenhouse was getting real hot over 100 i think thats why there all flowering so well
Thanks for the comments
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Post by fanaticactus »

I have a couple of these, although neither has bloomed as profusely as yours (they're still young). I've had a heck of a time trying to ID mine, but the more it's suggested and the more I look at various photos, I'm almost convinced it's a Mammillaria heyderi ssp meiacantha. It is very low to the ground--almost like a button--the spines are darker than the others and the flowers on one of the examples on our CactiGuide look just like yours.
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Post by Sulcofan »

king_hedes wrote: My greenhouse was getting real hot over 100 i think thats why there all flowering so well
My greenhouse is still struggling to get over 50F :shock:

Nice to see the plants in flower - they look very healthy :)
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