Some closeup photos

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Some closeup photos

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Mammillaria breviplumosa
Mammillaria breviplumosa
Echinomastus dasyacanthus
Echinomastus dasyacanthus
Mammillaria goldii
Mammillaria goldii
Strombocactus disciformis
Strombocactus disciformis
Mammillaria egregia
Mammillaria egregia
Turbinicarpus polaskii La Bonita
Turbinicarpus polaskii La Bonita
Lophophora williamsii - Texana
Lophophora williamsii - Texana
Turbinicarpus klinkerianus
Turbinicarpus klinkerianus
Mammillaria pennispinosa - with flower bud
Mammillaria pennispinosa - with flower bud
Mammillaria guillauminiana - with dry seed pod
Mammillaria guillauminiana - with dry seed pod
Mammillaria boelderliana
Mammillaria boelderliana
Mammillaria humboldtii
Mammillaria humboldtii
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Very nice! (tu)
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Excellent!
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Nice to see, brightened up a cold day, thanks!
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Yup
Brightened a winter's day.
(tu) (tu) (tu) (tu) (tu)
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Thank you all for your kind comments!
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Super photo's there and lovely clean plants.

Thanks for posting
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Super photo's there and lovely clean plants.

Thanks for posting
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Re: Some closeup photos

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Hi Fatich! You obviously are very successful with your seed raising! Well done - there are some choice plants there.

Just a quick question for everyone: if you look closely at the picture of the Mammillaria humboldtii seedlings, you will see that on a few of the tubercules, the spines have failed to develop properly, but the plant has then recovered. It's a problem I have noticed on some of my plants too - even adult plants, not just seedlings - in a range of genera, not only Mammillaria, but also e.g. Aylostera. Does anyone know what causes this problem?
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(tu) Really like the Mammillaria egregia!
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