Hi All
Please help identify these the cacti were just named "cactus" the other was called "sanseveria cylindrica".
Identification please
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Purpletaz
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Re: Identification please
1 is Sanseveria cylindrica !
2 Is Hamatocactus setispinus - expect the flowers to be bright yellow, with an orange or red centre
3 Is a hairy Mammillaria - no doubt someone else will chip in with the species
4 Is a young Echinocactus grusonii
2 Is Hamatocactus setispinus - expect the flowers to be bright yellow, with an orange or red centre
3 Is a hairy Mammillaria - no doubt someone else will chip in with the species
4 Is a young Echinocactus grusonii
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rodsmith
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Re: Identification please
The mammillaria looks like hahniana.
Rod Smith
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Growing a mixed collection of cacti & other succulents; mainly smaller species with a current emphasis on lithops & conophytum.
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Purpletaz
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Re: Identification please
Thank you both! 
Purpletaz - Succulent obsession, mostly Echeveria, Sempervivum, Agave, Aloe and Aeoniums in a small garden plot and a small lean-to greenhouse.
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Re: Identification please
According to your numbering, it becomes a reverse orderesp wrote:1 is Sanseveria cylindrica !
2 Is Hamatocactus setispinus - expect the flowers to be bright yellow, with an orange or red centre
3 Is a hairy Mammillaria - no doubt someone else will chip in with the species
4 Is a young Echinocactus grusonii
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Purpletaz
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Re: Identification please
Yeah I spotted that! 
Purpletaz - Succulent obsession, mostly Echeveria, Sempervivum, Agave, Aloe and Aeoniums in a small garden plot and a small lean-to greenhouse.