Flowering yesterday for the first time, but could anyone tell me what it is please.
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ID please
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Sheila
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Hi,
Flowering yesterday for the first time, but could anyone tell me what it is please.
Many thanks
Flowering yesterday for the first time, but could anyone tell me what it is please.
Many thanks
Sheila
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Re: ID please
a Lobivia ??
but the flower seems so short
Sulcorebutia ?
but the flower seems so short
Sulcorebutia ?
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Re: ID please
Sulcorebutia tarijensis?
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Re: ID please
Hi Sheila
Assuming the tube is fairly hairy, it's possibly a Lobivia cinnabarina form (there are many) or a hybrid thereof.
Graham.
Assuming the tube is fairly hairy, it's possibly a Lobivia cinnabarina form (there are many) or a hybrid thereof.
Graham.
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Sheila
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Hi,
Thank you for your responses. I too thought it might be a Lobivia when I first bought it, but the buds and flower tube are not hairy (I should perhaps have said that in my original post).
So I wonder if it is a Sulco, and Christer's suggestion of S. tarijensis would seem to be a good one.
Best wishes
Thank you for your responses. I too thought it might be a Lobivia when I first bought it, but the buds and flower tube are not hairy (I should perhaps have said that in my original post).
So I wonder if it is a Sulco, and Christer's suggestion of S. tarijensis would seem to be a good one.
Best wishes
Sheila
Editor - Cactus and Succulent Review
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Born in Essex – growing in the world
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