Unident. but common cactus

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teo
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Unident. but common cactus

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This is a small cactus (5 cm pot) that I would like to have identified.
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Rebutia, definitely, but i'm not entirely sure which one. I'm thinking it could be R. violaciflora, though.
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CactusFanDan wrote:I'm thinking it could be R. violaciflora, though.
The dried up flower looks yellow to me, and violaciflora has pink flowers (more red in the form knuthiana).
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flower colour would help.............yellow would indicate marsoneri
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hob wrote:yellow would indicate marsoneri
Especially if it is (as I suspect) a mass-produced plant. R. marsoneri is not uncommon in flower shops.
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I will believe that R. marsoneri is correct and yes I think it is mass-produced for the trade (that's what I meant with common).
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