The most unwelcome of cactus ID tasks, the miscellaneous mammillaria. This one a gift from a coworker they found at a car boot sale. Widely spaced tubercles and hooked centrals. Tubercle spacing has remained after a year growing under proper conditions. Suggestions appreciated.
Dreaded mammillaria ID
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Re: Dreaded mammillaria ID
Looks like what used to be Mamm. wildii, now crinita ssp wildii.
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Re: Dreaded mammillaria ID
Thanks Mike - that looks spot on, much appreciated