Thanx for clearification daiv. I was little bit confused at first.

Well if you need photo, and if my M. rekoi is realy M. rekoi as I think it is, you know where you can find it.

I believe my M. rekoi will be honored to be a model.

Welcome from me too... well, also not an Caribbean, hope you will find one soon.

No 6 is from Coryphanta genus I think.

Well, rekoi ssp rekoi still looks to me like best match for now. I also notice its not even listed here on Cactiguide. Does it mean its not official (sub)species, or..?

Thanks iann, M magnifica looks like a fair match, but spination looks pretty different, also flowers on my plant seems darker. I'm searching just now, and jump over a M. rekoi ssp rekoi: http://mammillarias.net/gallery/mammillaria_species.php?searchstring=rekoi ssp rekoi&lg=uk It looks to me lik...

It looks to me that all of them are Gymnocalycium genus, and number 4 looks very impressive. No 3c can be buenekeri/horstii for sure. Others I will left to someone who has more knowledge.

This is one of my first cacti, so lets say its important to me. http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/2711_09062010_082643_1.jpg I have it for three years, and these are first flowers. Before I was trying to put in somewhere between M. bombycina, dioica, magnifica, longiflora, blossfeldiana. But t...

Welcome Gallows, cacti growing is highly adicted (believe me ), so your collection will multiply in very fast pace.

Hi Geoff, and welcome to CactGuide forum.

Stunning macros hob. Which camera do you use, I want same.

Looking great even across Atlantic.

Vajaho wrote:#5 looks like Acanthocalycium spiniflorum.

It helps me to find a posible ID for this one:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/79 ... directlink

Thanks...

vbueno wrote:Today in flower:



Rebutia "Malva-rosa"

so tiny and so beautiful...

Welcome Uncle from another beginner.

Welcome Love...