Indeed !

Thank you

Hello

I bought this unnamed one from a local store.



Possibly an horticol hybrid, but if yes, who could be the parents ?

Thks for your help.

Thank you.

I must say that the description I can read in LLIFLE for Coryphantha pallida subs. calipensis shows a very good match with my plant, specially the "pineapple form" !

But is also looks a bit like C.pycnacantha (syn C.andreae)....

Not easy, these Coryphantha's....

You are right !

Looks like Notocactus arnostiana (curvispina), concinna (or any of its numerous synonyms), crassigibba (or any of its numerous synonyms), but could be some others too...

Hoping for an expert to revert

Thks

Hello

This one is probably very common in cultivation, but I am not sure what it is.
Thks for your help.

Hello I read from several sources (LLIFLE for ex) that Coryphantha radians is a Coryphanta cornifera without central spine(s). The one I presented has central spines, so it would rather be a C.cornifera. However, by reading the compared description of both C.cornifera and C.longicornis on LLIFLE, it...

Thank you.
May be the flowers will help to confirm next year.

For the time being, I have repotted them all together.

The plants really looked like they were "welded" at their root level, more than having entangled roots.

If I change my mind, I will try to take a close up photo.

Thks

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