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http://www.society.bcss.org.uk/index.ph ... -2019.html It would be particularly nice to see some of the wilcoxia types, given the focus on E. poselgeri.

I don't have many Echinocerei, but here are a couple from a few years ago.
First E. lauii, which grew into a nice clump, I must look for another. And the lovely flowers of E. gentryi

Not looking forward to its repot.

Neglected and lost label, but maybe help at hand? Almost disposed of after a bad mite attack and sunburn, but with new growth bursting through, is this a small echinocereus?

Phil_SK wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:08 pm http://www.society.bcss.org.uk/index.ph ... -2019.html It would be particularly nice to see some of the wilcoxia types, given the focus on E. poselgeri.

There you go, not great pictures of it but the only ones on this PC, I have had it as W. schmollii for the last thirty odd years, I suppose that I should re label it. Lovely flowers from a very scruffy old plant, there is a lot more plant under the gravel than may be obvious.

Echinocereus do have lovely flowers.
Heres one of Echinocereus lindsayii, love the mad spines on these. Echinocereus knippelianus, a now deceased plant