Hi
I wonder if someone would be able to help me identify the species of Rebutia in the attached photos (labelled Rebutia 1 and Rebutia 2).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best
Andrew
Rebutia identification help
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Re: Rebutia identification help
Tricky one. I don't think its A. brunescens, and it doesn't look quite right for A. kupperiana. Other dark bodied plants like A. albiareolata and A. tamboensis tend to have quite white areoles. I think about the best shot is "form of A. fiebrigii" which in a broad sense includes many of the other names anyway.
Let's see what Paul thinks.
Let's see what Paul thinks.
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