Yes , as soon as I sw it I thought E. Knippelianus

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*nods*

Whats the Gymnocalycium behind the one in the picture on 76210 ?

Looks familiar

Thanks

Second one looks to be Echinopsis Spachianus too me.

Don't know what the third one is. But that big Lemon flower is Gorgeous

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You sure the first one isn't Echinopsis Huascha ?

I agree with the Pilosocereus.

I have E. Spachianus and it looks nothing like that.

No definitely not. Looks to be Parodia or Notocactus to me . .

Very nice

Had a large plant of this at Nash's Garden in the conservatory for years. It offsetted profusely

Still have one of the pups present, but most are in a small block in square pots in the Allotment Greenhouse.

Always a good plant .

I bought a smaller Thelocactus Bicolor from B&Q earlier this year.

I thought it will soon die being that I found it at B&Q. But blow me down it's survived and not only that, thrived.

Grown, and wait for it .

Flowered non stop, one flower at a time.

Frankly i'm blown away . .

I had Red Spider mite on a Gymnocalycium Denudatum over the Allotment in the Greenhouse. luckily Gymnocalycium's, and some are quite simple a generally lacking in spination. So staring at my cactus very hard , I actually found the best way to get rid of random Red Spider was to actually lick them of...

Yes I agree with F . Latispinus. Definitely not F. Histrix

I got a couple of them. One is pretty big , doesn't look like that.

You and your house band :lol: Thats the kind of day out I could really get into. A long journey on the Bicycle and at the end of the day, have some munchies and pick up a few plants. . I guess my Fish and Chip Supper day over the pond here in the UK is the equivalent of your day out. Only I can see ...

Today the GF and I managed to lug the next lot of wood for upgrading the staging in the Allotment Greenhouse over there. Via walking, tram, walk and a bus back , and repeat again. . Lots of 38x38mm square and 50x50mm square timber. The next job will be to create some staging very similar to the last...

Yes I thought it looked unusual when I spotted it , four in a clump.

Believe it or not it was in IKEA again.

I have looked up M. Uncinata up online and it appears to be right. Could turn out to be a quite interesting plant.

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Regds

Eutow_Int*

Jonathan

Velly good sir !

Yup =^-^=

Certainly looks to be G. Baldianum

I can't understand why a Selenicereus would even flower at that small size ! ?

Are you sure it's a Selenicereus at all .

Probably best to put it in the Cacti Identification board.