Glandulicactus mathssonii

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NickHitchcock
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The Medusae looks a lovely plant and great flower.
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Your Glandulicactus flowers Ralph - striking and stunning.
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Aiko wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2019 7:19 pm How big is that Glandulicactus?
I'm guessing about 6cm across not including the spines.
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Just for comparison, here's my Glandulicactus uncinatus v. wrightii, also in flower; it has much longer spines, and flowers as a younger plant.
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