If possible, ID please 2
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If possible, ID please 2
What are these? Green Spring Gardens, Alexandria, Virginia
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Re: If possible, ID please 2
Thank you very much. But which of them? Or this is the same species?
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Re: If possible, ID please 2
Yes, they both appear to be leninghausii to me.
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Thank you. Very interesting. They looks like different species.
Re: If possible, ID please 2
1. Eriocactus leninghausii albispinus
2. Eriocactus leninghausii (common species, per se)
2. Eriocactus leninghausii (common species, per se)
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Thank you so much, "anttisepp" and "Tom in Tucson"
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Yep. both the same species - the spination is quite variable. I also agree that lumping them into Parodia was a dubious notion - the were a generally called a Notocactus when I began cactus growing 40-some years ago. They have other synonyms as well, listed here: https://llifle.com/Encyclopedia/CACTI/F ... ninghausii
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