So I have one domino plant that flowered (while I was out of town of course!) with two flowers. I believe it would have flowered at night, since my boyfriend noticed the flowers in the morning, and they wilted away later in the day. Now the flower stems are wilted but there's two big lumps at the bo...

1. Could also be a etiolated parodia magnifica. I would actually lean more to this because like you said rib count is very low compared to normal parodia leninghausii. How about parodia warasii??? I feel like the ribs on the parodia magnifica are too large/deep. I think some of the photos of parodi...

Hi, there, cacti lovers; Keep in mind that ribs' number and overall look of the plants change with age and between varieties. Also cultivated plants look different from those in their native habitats. Plants pictured above are relatively young and without flowers, fruits and other features is hard ...

Hi there, I am not very sure about the others, but after recently going on an "ID mission" myself, I actually came to the exact same conclusion about one of my cacti which I also believe is a Mammillaria backebergiana. It looks the same as yours but lets see what others think! :) Photos A...

1) Parodia leninghausii; 2) maybe Cleistocactus strausii Hi, thank you for your reply! The fact that Parodia leninghausiis typically have around 30 ribs (according to several internet source and looking at many pictures), but mine has only 15. The spikes definitely appear to be very similar - golde...

Hello friends! Glad to become a part of this wonderful prickly community. I've got some IDs that I'd really appreciate help with. Pictures are attached; file names are numbered and provide descriptions. (1) This is the first cactus I have ever owned, named it Prickette. I've been trying to ID this o...