Hello
These beautiful plants deserve an ID !
Any help is much appreciated in advance - Thanks
Matthew
Plants 1/2/3
Plants 4/5
Misc Cacti IDs required
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Hi Matthew,
Don't know the species off the top of my head, but as far genus goes first thoughts are Rebutia, Gymnocalycium, probably Thelocactus and two Echinopsis, but which ones I hear you cry. The Echinopsis and the Rebutia could well be hybrids but they are all beautiful plants. I'll start the ball rolling anyway.
Rebutia kupperiana
Gymnocalycium?
I thought for the third Thelocactus tulensis, but now I am not sure. It does not normally have barbed spines.
The Echinopsis with the 'mauve' flower (OK Dominique, I'm a man, I don't know these things) probably a hybrid, maybe a Paramount one.
The white flowered one I will go for Echinopsis eyriesii.
John
Don't know the species off the top of my head, but as far genus goes first thoughts are Rebutia, Gymnocalycium, probably Thelocactus and two Echinopsis, but which ones I hear you cry. The Echinopsis and the Rebutia could well be hybrids but they are all beautiful plants. I'll start the ball rolling anyway.
Rebutia kupperiana
Gymnocalycium?
I thought for the third Thelocactus tulensis, but now I am not sure. It does not normally have barbed spines.
The Echinopsis with the 'mauve' flower (OK Dominique, I'm a man, I don't know these things) probably a hybrid, maybe a Paramount one.
The white flowered one I will go for Echinopsis eyriesii.
John
The first one is not kupperiana. My guess is Rebutia marsoneri, probably the variant krainziana.
My krainziana looks like this:
http://public.fotki.com/gunnarhatletvei ... iana3.html
Number three must be Thelocactus setispinus (Hamatocactus setispinus: http://www.teesside.bcss.org.uk/BCSS/GA ... ct_028.htm )
My krainziana looks like this:
http://public.fotki.com/gunnarhatletvei ... iana3.html
Number three must be Thelocactus setispinus (Hamatocactus setispinus: http://www.teesside.bcss.org.uk/BCSS/GA ... ct_028.htm )