Another ferocactus

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CactusInteruptus
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Another ferocactus

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Please ID. Thanks very much
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Re: Another ferocactus

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Looks like an young F. cylindraceus.
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Re: Another ferocactus

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Interesting one, those brown spines are hard for me to place :-k
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Re: Another ferocactus

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Same. Hoping someone can ID this.
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These hair-like white radials, 1 - 3 pairs per areole are very typical feature for the species.

Some of those can be with brown spines. A photo from Arizona.
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Re: Another ferocactus

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A type of peninsulae. Based off central spine length and lack of recurve most likely subsp townsendianus.
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