Nice pup/offset

I would say #4 is Echinonpsis Subdenudata

3rd is Gymnocalycium Anistii

I would say #2 could be Gymnocalycium Spegazzinii var horizonthalonium #5 could be Gymnocalycium Altagraciense and #6 maybe a Gymnocalycium Quehlianum

#4 could be Gymnocalycium Mucidum but I'm less confident about that one than the others.

This one flowered today.

Maybe G. leeanum or andreae ? (have yellow flowers) Thank you. I have checked all of the pictures I can find of Gymnocalycium's with yellow flowers and none of them seem to match. I'm leaning towards it being a hybrid of some kind. It's the first plant I have with yellow flowers though, so I'm happ...

Well the flower started opening today, and it's yellow.

Sorry, I am no expert and I don't mean to confuse you! I had the same feeling that you had when you said about the spines beeing darker and the flowers not quite like a M. zeilmanniana. I had a look on Llifle and the I found one that looks quite similar, but even that one has longer radial spines. ...

Those plants from Southfield Nurseries look lovely. I had a shipment of plants from them a few weeks back, I was also very happy with my purchases.

Love the yellow flower on your G. Baldianum and your G. Damsii is stunning.

Hello SavageTurtle! Your cacti are beautiful and it's always nice to see the progress :D Thank you. That last M. zeilmanniana is a really strange looking one :-k Why do you say it's strange looking? Do you not think it is Zeilmanniana? It's extremely similar to my Albiflora Zeilmanniana, just has l...

anttisepp wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 2:19 pm Very nice cacti, I see they like very much your care.
That unknown fellow with pretty new head as you guessed is motherinlaw's chair = Echinocactus grusonii. Don't cut it, it will grow much bigger and thin neck will be compressed by the time.

Thank you.

teo wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 11:18 am The buds definitely says Gymnocalycium

Thank you.

Well time for an update on my plants. Things have certainly changed since my last post. I now have over 40 plants, mostly Gymnocalycium's and Mammillaria's but also have many 2 month old seedlings on the go. Here's some pictures of some my flowering cacti this year: Gymnocalycium Baldianum IMG_80851...

Hey again. Neither of the plants have flowers yet, but both have buds. Don't know if these pictures will help, but hoping. Thanks.

Plant 1 Plant 2