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Possible Parodia
Possible Parodia
This is the only survivor from my last seed sowing some years ago now. It was a mixed batch of seeds I received in a trade if I remember correctly. I always assumed it was a mamm but taking the time today to actually try to id it I'm now leaning towards it being a parodia. I think the body shape and spination led me to think mamm at first but the flowers never seemed right for one. But I'm not all too familiar with globular cacti. I tend to collect columnars I have no room for ![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
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Re: Possible Parodia
Nice Notocactus schlosseri![👍](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/s9e/emoji-assets-twemoji@11.2/dist/svgz/1f44d.svgz)
Re: Possible Parodia
thanks it looks like thats exactly it!. its nice to finally know what it is haha
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Re: Possible Parodia
Agreed, Notocactus schlosseri (syn. Parodia erubescens). Pretty easy to grow from seed - I keep getting volunteers in the pots around mine, which have a high rate of survival without any special care.
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