Glomeriseta's Cacti, Flowers, and Succulents

[Glomeriseta]

Hello Everybody! I really started to appreciate cacti and succulents after I came across a Lobivia arachnacantha at a flea market. I will share some of my plant pics here. I'm open to trading offsets to disperse what have with others, especially because I may leave the hobby for a while to pursue graduate education in the future. I apologize for the huge watermarks, as I didn't realize how big they look after cropping. I would like to ask the forum if there are any interesting cacti flowers or cacti spination patterns that I should check out?

Some of the flowers I have witnessed:

Lobivia arachnacantha

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Sulcorebutia 'Bicolor'

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Sulcorebutia rauschii 'Violacidermis'

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Mammillaria luethyi

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Rebutia fabrisii aureiflora

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Rebutia cv. 'Mandy'

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Sulcorebutia langeri

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Rebutia sp. (Can anyone help me ID this?)

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[Dodi Russell]

Those are some spectacular flowers and plants.

[TimN]

Great plants and flowers!

[keith]

Nice photos and nice plants . I've noticed Mexican cactus flowers are often bright violet and S. American tend more bright orange and red.