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AntonioM
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Aren´t they beautiful ??

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Beautiful! Apical views are some of my favorites with cacti.

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Is #4 a Parodia ottonis or werneri? I have one exactly like it with buds and I have never really managed to decide which one it is. (I guess the flowers will tell in a week or two)
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Beautifull flowers and plants. :) Parodia,s produce some of my favourite cactus flowers, my P.Ottonis has already flowered for some time.
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Excellent!
A very cool and unique feature with Mamms.
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Nice plants. Lots of flowers and fruits on those Mamms!

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nice plants and flowers!
With apologies to the late Professor C. D. Darlington the following misquotation springs to
mind ‘cactus taxonomy is the pursuit of the impossible by the incompetent’ - Fearn & Pearcy, Rebutia (1981)
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Thanks to everybody,

We shall keep an eye in that Parodia, I am not so sure that it is an ottonis but anyway, very soon we will know the sp.

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Post by hegar »

Antonio,
that is quite a show! What do you do to produce so many blossoms on your plants? I do like your mysterious Parodia. Those buds look like fur caps.
The last image though is my favorite. The color is kind of unusual. What kind of cactus is that?

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Hello Harald,

I give them fertelizer once a month during the growing seasson, I guess that is why they get so many flowers.

I have the feeling that the Parodia is a werneri (Notocactus uebelmanianus), we are going to find out very soon.

About the last pick, is a Gymnocalycium, but right now I can not tell wich one.

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Great looking plants and crowns Antonio. 8)
Could the last one be Gymnocalycium monvillei?
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Well Tony, Gymnocalycium monvillei has flowers more white, like this

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Now we know number four

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Whoa!!

What is nr 3? It looks friggin awesome! 8)
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