The picture after next is a cutting from what looks like a echinopsis brigsie monstuse but is not
I looks kinda like this when full grown and is probably native to South Africa:
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Some Cacti Need ID's
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Some Cacti Need ID's
A couple of cacti I need Identified
The picture after next is a cutting from what looks like a echinopsis brigsie monstuse but is not
I looks kinda like this when full grown and is probably native to South Africa:
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The picture after next is a cutting from what looks like a echinopsis brigsie monstuse but is not
I looks kinda like this when full grown and is probably native to South Africa:
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First one is a Mammillaria. M. polythele? M. hahniana? Plus cristate bits ...
The second one is a cactus and not native to anywhere in Africa. Probably some sort of Echinopsis (Trichocereus).
The last one is Parodia mammulosa.
The second one is a cactus and not native to anywhere in Africa. Probably some sort of Echinopsis (Trichocereus).
The last one is Parodia mammulosa.
--ian
Re: Some Cacti Need ID's
The cutting is very small and probably difficult for anyone to identify. Do you have any pictures of the mother plant it was taken from?
I've never heard of an echinopsis bridgesii monstrose... Unless you meant echinopsis lageniformis monstrose, formerly known as trichocereus bridgesii monstrose.
I've never heard of an echinopsis bridgesii monstrose... Unless you meant echinopsis lageniformis monstrose, formerly known as trichocereus bridgesii monstrose.
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