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iann wrote:So that leaves 3 and 5, both Mammillarias. M. bombycina and M. duoformis 'Tenango de Valle'?

You make me doubt for 3... guess you're right for bombycina

Willy06 wrote:4 Echinopsis oxygona if rose flower, eyriesii if white flower

Oups... oxygona if pink flowers, I meant to say. Sorry

2 Rebutia heliosa
3 Mammillaria perezdelarosae
4 Echinopsis oxygona if rose flower, eyriesii if white flower
6 Gymnocalycium horstii

I think this is Mammillaria grassior that needs more sun. Mine did same, exposed too shaded, it losts spines at the top. Since I put it in a more sunnier spot, spines are now growing correctly

Tony, it is useless to add ssp elephantidens because C. elephantidens has no subspecies whatsoever. In the C. elephantidens species, there are : - C. elephantidens - C. elephantidens (syn. C. bumamma) - C. elephantidens (syn. C. recurvispina) - C. elephantidens (syn. C. greenwoodii) - C. elephantide...

I think this is Coryphantha bumamma. Is that right or am I completely mistaken ?

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Black tipped spines of Stetsonia coryne

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Just registered ! Cacti addict for about 8 years now, resulting in some 500 species that are doing fairly well now. All of us live at the Côte d'Azur (France). See you on the forums