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Pretty flowers, any IDs? Shrubs-n-Bulbs...?

18 years ago

Here is the first round of cacti pictures looking for IDs.

Shrubs, I know you are good at IDing cacti, any ideas?

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paracelsus
18 years ago
The third one is Notocactus uebelmannianus.

All of them are beautiful.
vilcat
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks Para!
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shrubs_n_bulbs
18 years ago
The last one is probably a Parodia, don't know which one. There are several with orange flowers.

The second one would be an Echinocereus, again don't know which one.

And the first one might be a Lobivia. Haven't got any, don't know much about them, the whole area is full of hybrids.
shrubs_n_bulbs
18 years ago
I just noticed your other posts also, and I was wondering why all these plants are flowering now. They don't seem to be the normal early spring flowerers.
robcacti
18 years ago
1. Rebutia sp.
2. I guess Echinocereus adustus ssp schwarzii (look after on Google)
3. Para is correct
4. Parodia mairanana ( Google theme, too)
vilcat
Original Author
18 years ago
Shrubs, I don't know why they are all flowering now, they are all newly aquired. I have some more kinds that are in flower, just finished flowering, or are in bud.
vilcat
Original Author
18 years ago
robcacti, Thanks for your IDs.

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