Phil_SK wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 3:27 pm Maybe: ?
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That's what I understood too

Ross M wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 5:43 pm The 'Z' is something that Graham Charles helpfully adds to his printed labels to indicate that the plant was grown from habitat collected seed

Agreed

The label

Echinopsis cinnabarina (Lobivia cinnabarina) LM695.02 (Z)

What about
A shop front of Fenestraria

A tool box of Hammeria

A ship of Matelea

A Warren of Rabiea

An inkwell of Squilla

A surplus of Schlumbergera

A parade of Parodia

A blowout of Blossfeldia

A merriment of Mesembs

An ecstasy of Echeveria

A gathering of Gymnocalycium

A magnum of Weingartia

Do they appear in Lamb's Reference Plate Collection? Sheepishly following the rest, I thought of flock of Euphorbia.

I think this is andreae ... not leeanum.
Other thought would be uruguayense.
Could anyone confirm or amend?
It's a plant rescued from a branch sale.

A tussle of Tunilla

So aptly named regardless of which genera he / she belongs this week

An elation of Echinopsis
A cornucopia of Conophytum
An aggregate of Argyroderma
A tub of Tunilla