A few Rebutias

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A few Rebutias

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Rebutia pumila L351
Rebutia pumila L351
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Rebutia pumila L351
Rebutia pumila L351
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Rebutia pygmaea v lanosiflora FR1116
Rebutia pygmaea v lanosiflora FR1116
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Rebutia pygmaea v nov RH2283b
Rebutia pygmaea v nov RH2283b
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Rebutia senilis
Rebutia senilis
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Rebutia senilis
Rebutia senilis
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Rebutia sp RH2456a
Rebutia sp RH2456a
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Rebutia violaciflora v densispina
Rebutia violaciflora v densispina
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Re: A few Rebutias

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Lovely!
Endeavouring to grow Aylostera, Echinocereus, Echinopsis, Gymnocalycium, Matucana, Rebutia, and Sulcorebutia. Fallen out of love with Lithops and aggravated by Aeoniums.
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Beautiful flowers Chris, thanks!
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I'm afraid I dont think that first R. senilis is correctly named, Chris - looks more like an Aylostera than a true Rebutia.

Nice flowers though!

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ralphrmartin wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2019 9:44 pm I'm afraid I dont think that first R. senilis is correctly named, Chris - looks more like an Aylostera than a true Rebutia.

Nice flowers though!

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I've had a look at the label and it isn't one I've got from you.

Any idea which Aylostera it may be?

I am afraid I don't know enough about taxonomy to do anything other than keep the label that came with the plant and hope for the best. :oops:
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I'd like to see the spines develop a bit more first - but it's not too dissimilar to that R. pumila...
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