any idea?

Hello, one of my unknown specimen bloomed this morning but i'm not sure of the species.
I thought Echinopsis spachiana but the hairs on the pericarpel and the spines don't match

DaveW wrote: ↑Fri May 25, 2018 10:08 am Agree with Spence it is a Notocactus, now lumped into Parodia by some. One of the Notocactus mammulosus section, but not sure of the species offhand.

Thanks! i think it's a Parodia mammulosa

Thanks! i would say Eriosyce crispa given the shape of the spines

can you help me identify these? the flower where unfortunately closed, i ripped open one apart to show you the syle

can you help me identify this species? i thought eriosyce but i'm no sure

the tubercles have watery sap, any idea?

tonight i got another bloom

no ideas?

Unfortinately i arrived late and the bloom was already closing
the spines are very long almost 10cm

greenknight wrote:Looks like C. dealbata to me.

Thanks!

it bloomed today!

it bloomed today!

Minime8484 wrote:This is Vatricania guentheri.

i think we have a winner! i hope for a flower to be 100% sure but it think that's it

I'm not sure if it's a question of point of view, but I see two different plants in your pictures. The last one in a Graptopetalum paraguayense and the first one seems to be an Echeveria . i was asking what species is the one in the first post, someone said that it was a G.paraguayense and i posted...