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Need IDs on these two cacti please

GDLWyverex

By GDLWyverex
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Got a bunch of new ones today, but can't seem to find IDs on these two

Cact Number 1
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and Cact Number 2
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Any ideas as to their IDs

Thanks


Richard
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1 minute ago, GDLWyverex said:
Got a bunch of new ones today, but can't seem to find IDs on these two

Cact Number 1
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Cact1Full.jpg (309.58 KiB) Not viewed yet
Cact1Close.jpg
 
and Cact Number 2
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Cact2Full.jpg (220.89 KiB) Not viewed yet
Cact2Close.jpg
 
Any ideas as to their IDs

Thanks


Richard

1st looks to be either a Rebutia or Sulcorebutia species..

2nd may be a Cleistocactus..

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1 hour ago, Silas_Sancona said:

1st looks to be either a Rebutia or Sulcorebutia species..

2nd may be a Cleistocactus..

Maybe rebutia marsoneri and I am more inclined towards mammillaria sinosissima for the second. What think you?

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2 minutes ago, GDLWyverex said:

Maybe rebutia marsoneri and I am more inclined towards mammillaria sinosissima for the second. What think you?

Could be R. marsoneri. Not sure if Mam. spinosissima is a fit for the other.. Spines are usually reddish on it, shape more oval compared to the short golden colored spines, more columnar shape of the pictured plant. Will know for sure once it flowers, which should be relatively soon if Mam. spinosissima.

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On 2/28/2021 at 2:20 PM, Silas_Sancona said:

Could be R. marsoneri. Not sure if Mam. spinosissima is a fit for the other.. Spines are usually reddish on it, shape more oval compared to the short golden colored spines, more columnar shape of the pictured plant. Will know for sure once it flowers, which should be relatively soon if Mam. spinosissima.

Went to the mammillaria society to see what they thought and they seem to agree that it is

Mammillaria spinosissima ssp pilcayensis

 

Richard

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