Label says it's a type of Huernia. Seems to closely resemble some crested form of Huernia Pillansii, which would be my guess. Can anybody help confirm/identify this plant? Size is approximately 14cm across, and 5-6cm tall. Much appreciated :mrgreen: 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg 4.jpg 5.jpg 7.jpg 8.jpg

anttisepp wrote: ↑Tue Sep 26, 2023 12:15 pm Thelocactus bicolor (schwarzii / commodus)
Neochilenia napina / glabrescens
Mammillaria haageana
IMHO

Looks spot on after taking a further look at your ID.
Thank you very much Anttisepp!

Hello Is anyone able to help me identify any of the cacti pictured below? Will update with proper dimensions in the morning Any assistance is really appreciated Pot dimension is 13cm for scale. 1.jpg 3.jpg 4.jpg 2.jpg Some sort of Eriosyce? Pot dimension is 13cm 5.jpg 8.jpg 7.jpg 6.jpg Mammillaria? ...

Hey everyone, hope you're all doing well :mrgreen: So I have a bit of an issue occurring with a handful of my cacti, specifically my Trichocereus Pachanoi. These marks are firm, and slightly concave. It began with one pup months ago, and it's now appearing on the other cuttings pups, and a completel...

I believe #1 is Euphorbia cv. Multiprolifera

Tom in Tucson wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 7:39 pm

teo wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 3:19 pm Last one is similar to baioensis

I agree on #3
#1 might be E. submammillaris
#2 is likely E. polygona

#1 was labelled as E. Caput Medusae, and I'd never seen one before so I brought it. Didn't look anything like what it was labelled as, but your suggestion looks very close.

Hey, is anyone able to confirm these are of the genus Parodia?
Thanks heaps

My guess is Parodia Mammulosa.

Hey cactiguide! :mrgreen: I have here 3 more euphorbia I am curious of, and would like to know the species in order to provide the proper care. Again, thank you for your time and assistance with identifying my collection Possibly E. Caput-Medusae? 10cm x 8cm. 4cm at tallest point. 1.jpg 2.jpg 2 Clos...

E horrida (better to plant in separate pots) E mammillaris variegata Hey Anttisepp, thanks for the identification, looks spot on. The E. Horrida came like that, and given I was unsure of the species I decided to just leave them as they were. I will separate and repot them into their own pots once t...

Hey everyone I have a couple Euphorbia here I would like some help with identifying. I apologize for the pictures containing other cacti in the background but I believe they are clear enough. Thank you for your time :mrgreen: Possibly Euphorbia Polygona? 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg I am unsure of this one. He...

Lucy_V wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 2:49 pm possibly Mammillaria backebergiana ssp.albispina

Hi Lucy, thank you for taking the time to view my post and for your suggestion! Much appreciated I suspected it was a mammillaria. Will have to wait for some flowers to be sure, but your ID seems very close. Have a great day!

Hello!
Is anybody able to help me identify this cactus? Size is approximately 25cm tall.
Thank you for your time.

anttisepp wrote: ↑Mon Aug 28, 2023 9:50 am Echinocereus rigidissimus ribispinus
Echinopsis oxygona
Puna subterranea
IMHO

Thanks for the prompt response. I feel fairly confident in your ID after taking a look at your suggestions. I was way off on the subterranea
Much appreciated anttisepp!

Hey everyone, been a while now since I have posted here, but glad to be back :D To the point, I have here 3 separate cactus I've attempted to identify myself, but would like a second opinion. Some sort of Echinocereus, perhaps Pectinatus or Rigidissimus? 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg Echinopsis Tubiflora? 4.jpg...

Hey, I have 2 cacti I would like second opinions on. Thank you for the help! A. capricorne? 20230302_211753.jpg 20230302_211915.jpg Not a great photo. Close up of the areole. 20230302_212059.jpg I'm fairly confident that this is a species in thee Echinocereus genus. Very keen to see what exactly it ...