If you have a cactus plant and need help identifying it, this is the place to post it.
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teo
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by teo »
#2 - I think it is Opuntia tuna 'maverick' (a monstrose form)
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Briguytm
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by Briguytm »
That’s definitely subdenudata.
The first Echinopsis looks like the oxagona I have but is hard to tell they look so similar to eyriessi and have been hybridized a bunch now.
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muskariagr
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by muskariagr »
teo wrote: ↑Tue Jul 10, 2018 11:31 am
#2 - I think it is Opuntia tuna 'maverick' (a monstrose form)
Thank you! I thought it might be an Opuntia but didn't think to look at the monstrosus types and dismissed it
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muskariagr
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by muskariagr »
Briguytm wrote: ↑Tue Jul 10, 2018 6:05 pm
That’s definitely subdenudata.
The first Echinopsis looks like the oxagona I have but is hard to tell they look so similar to eyriessi and have been hybridized a bunch now.
Thank you for your help!
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muskariagr
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by muskariagr »
Could the last Opuntia be canterae?
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esp_imaging
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by esp_imaging »
muskariagr wrote: ↑Tue Jul 10, 2018 8:44 pm
Could the last Opuntia be canterae?
This seems to be reduced to a synonym of O elata.
At this size, it could be any of lots of Opuntias!
