This one matches the description for Mammillaria glochidiata except for its overall shape:
Three more for identification please
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Three more for identification please
Any help a positive ID for these three would be most welcome...
This one matches the description for Mammillaria glochidiata except for its overall shape: I think this one is Mammillaria ottonis: But I have no idea what this hairy little fella is - the 'upright' looks like a 'bunny ears' Opuntia that needs a haircut, the horizontal part seems to have areoles in straight lines with darker brown hair!
This one matches the description for Mammillaria glochidiata except for its overall shape: I think this one is Mammillaria ottonis: But I have no idea what this hairy little fella is - the 'upright' looks like a 'bunny ears' Opuntia that needs a haircut, the horizontal part seems to have areoles in straight lines with darker brown hair!
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anttisepp
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Re: Three more for identification please
Mammillaria zeilmanniana
Mammillaria ernestii
Cleistocactus straussii RIP
Mammillaria ernestii
Cleistocactus straussii RIP
Etelä-Karjala, Suomi-Finland
Re: Three more for identification please
are you sure that the Cleistocactus strausii is alive ??
Re: Three more for identification please
Thank youanttisepp wrote:Mammillaria zeilmanniana
Mammillaria ernestii
Cleistocactus straussii RIP
and Richaud... I couldn't find anything that looks like it so I guess it is a collapsed C. straussii as you and anttisepp suggest. A terminal case I imagine!
Re: Three more for identification please
Decided to investigate the hairy wreck... it completely fell apart when removed from the pot! 