Hi, I brought these plants back from Spain but they do not have names! I wonder if anyone recognises them and could let me know what they are please?
Thanks
Debbie
Identification please?
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Re: Identification please?
#1 Echinopsis subdenudata
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4 looks like Euphorbia caput medusae
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#2 is Monvillea spegazzinii cristata.
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Many thanks everyone! Labels are ready!
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And the clustering cactus is Acanthocereus tetragonus
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Yay! Full house! Thanks everyone much appreciated.
Re: Identification please?
Cereus peruvianus 'Florida' and Euphorbia inermis
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Re: Identification please?
Thanks Richaud