Echinocereus

[ogom]

Hi guys,
I was away from home for a couple of week and I found this when I got back. So I am here to share it with you.

[tumamoc]

Awesome display! Where are you located where you can grow such a nice clump outdoors?

[gemhunter178]

Very nice flowers! I see you got some Melocacti as well?

[paulzie32]

WOW! That is Beautiful!! Nice!

[CactusFanDan]

Delightful!

[oldcat61]

Which variety is that? Sue

[ogom]

Hi guys, thank You for your nice comments. I live in central Namibia. But come from Italy, I moved here 14 years ago. Gemhunter, yes some melocactus are in between the other plants. Sue, no idea of the species. I got a small plant in a nursery, with no name. I then propagated it by cuttings, it never developed seeds. Lot of new species are germinating at the moment. I hope all goes well.

[Eutow_Intermedium]

Africa shocks !

Fantastic little patch you have there. Very nice colour indeed.

[vlani]

It is pentalophus obviously, hard to tell which form from the picture. They differ in stem size mainly.

[ogom]

And today more flowers from echinopsis I grew from seeds 10 years ago from Mesa Garden.

[gemhunter178]

Wow! That's quite a show! Do you know what hybrid/species that is?

[ogom]

Unfortunately not. It was an echinopsis mix. I managed to grow at least 7 different types. All developed several heads, only one has a huge single head. I never saw a single seed produced.

[paulzie32]

Yes, That first one looks like E. Pentalophus.