someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
- arturo conan
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someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
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Re: someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
Here's a site with picture ID's of many cactus.
https://plantsam.com/cacti/
Google is your friend for finding most anything.
https://plantsam.com/cacti/
Google is your friend for finding most anything.
Re: someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
1st looks like some Acanthocalycium or maybe Echinopsis and 2nd is firmly young Melocactus. Better to grow them 2-3 years and show again but direction you khow now.
Re: someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
The first one might be some Parodia as well.
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Re: someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
They are too little to tell exactly, but I am sure that the second one is a Melocactus (I have several of them of different ages).
The first one is probably an Echinopsis... But those long spines... Maybe it's an Acanthocalicium, but I'd vote for Echhinopsis.
The first one is probably an Echinopsis... But those long spines... Maybe it's an Acanthocalicium, but I'd vote for Echhinopsis.
Re: someone could tell me the species of these cacti?
2. Is a melocactus, very difficult to say exactly which species it is at this stage.
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