Hey Guys & Girls,
A few years ago i moved back to Europe, However due to quarantine restrictions i could not take my collection with me
I have started a new collection which is still small. however im planning to expand it soon.
I am especially interested in the 2 cacti in the single image. They look like Lophophora to me but no idea which ones.
On another note as most of these have been bought from a general store i don't have the names for these and would greatly appreciate your help
or should i make a separate post for the Identification ?
As my collection grows i will continue to update it
Starting a new Collection
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Starting a new Collection
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Re: Starting a new Collection
Very cool start to a new collection!! I'm also curious about the 2nd to last cacti. Very cool looking and would love to add one to mine
Re: Starting a new Collection
No 2 looks like Mammillaria bombycina
No 6 Cleistocactus strausii?
Last one looks like a bit dishevelled Oreocereus.
As to Lophophora's it is easier when they flower since they can be variable within the same species.
See:-
https://www.magicactus.com/description.html
No 6 Cleistocactus strausii?
Last one looks like a bit dishevelled Oreocereus.
As to Lophophora's it is easier when they flower since they can be variable within the same species.
See:-
https://www.magicactus.com/description.html
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Re: Starting a new Collection
No. 3 could be a Chamaecereus or Chamaecereus hybrid.
17 year old Cactus enthusiast specializing in hard growing North American species.
Re: Starting a new Collection
Nice start
No.1 possibly Anacampseros rufensces
No.4 could be graptoveria or sedum, it needs more light
No.1 possibly Anacampseros rufensces
No.4 could be graptoveria or sedum, it needs more light
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Re: Starting a new Collection
Just received a few more for my collection
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- Not in the best shape, was told its a San Pedro cutting... got it for free so i cant complain
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- Not a cactus or a succulent but still very drought tolerant and nice to have
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Re: Starting a new Collection
Cactus finally has a flower. To me it looks like a Lophophora diffusa. Correct me if I'm wrong though
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Re: Starting a new Collection
I think it is a lophophora williamsii.
Location: Sri Lanka, tropical climate, high humidity( no winters)