Flowers this winter 2014-2015

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Flowers this winter 2014-2015

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This one have no ID, so any help here :)
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Mammillaria coahuilensis
Mammillaria coahuilensis
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Hi Christer
unusual flowers in this season but the weather is mad so the plants follow ??
winter is in december 20th :wink:
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Hello Christer, the Eriosyce could be some sort of Thelocephala glabrescens/fulva.

One to compare with
Eriosyce odieri ssp. glabrescens Carrizal Bajo 2012 Juno14-4.jpg
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Jens wrote:Hello Christer, the Eriosyce could be some sort of Thelocephala glabrescens/fulva.

One to compare with
Eriosyce odieri ssp. glabrescens Carrizal Bajo 2012 Juno14-4.jpg
Yes, they look a lot the same. Thank you :)

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Another unknown species...
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
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What a lovely flower (tu)
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sue46 wrote:What a lovely flower (tu)
Well, tank you!
I think so too :)
Here is it with three flowers...
Eriosyce sp.
Eriosyce sp.
...and they have a sweet fragrance :)
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Lovely flowers in this nasty time of the year. The plant has some similarities with E. taltalenis (The finer spination resembles Pyrrhocactus tenuis, Ritt.)
But none of my so called p. tenuis flowered so far.
Eriosyce taltalensis (Py. tenuis) FR1453 XQ 2010 September06 027.jpg
Eriosyce taltalensis KK1172 2012 Mai06-3.jpg
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Jens, you may be right on spot there! Thank you very much (tu)
Your plant looks very nice :)
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Well, a bud anyway :oops:
Lithops bromfieldii var. insularis
Lithops bromfieldii var. insularis
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