Cacti that are looking good.

This one's another stunner 'Prof. Dr. Lenzen'

 

'Yellow Tang' - Darryl Miyamoto 2009 Inner petals dark yellow. Outer petals
dark yellow with some bronze. Double, wide form. Small,
flat and three-angled growth. {Medium} 'Evening Delight' x 'Chiba
Lovely Dawn'. Reg. #13534

 

Mammillaria pseudoperbella :-



Mammillaria rekoi leptacantha :-



Mammillaria bocasana :-



Mammillaria hidalgensis :-



Mammillaria hahniana :-



Mammillaria celsiana
(40 years old) :-

 

A 40yr old mammillaria with still just the one head.
Is that unusual @Michael Hewett , or just usual for that species?

 

See, I've never understood the allure of Cactus, but I must admit there are some fine examples here

 

It might be a gymnocalycium, but I'm no expert, any ideas anyone?

 

It is starting to split into two @pete but only since last year

We don't all like the same things @Freddy. It takes all sorts ... I hate lawns. I think grass belongs in a field, but there are those who love their little bit of grass - I can't understand it !
I just love cacti

 

Oh for a field! But yes, we don't all like the same thing, which is good

 

Some flowering cacti ... they are quite small specimens ...

Rebutia heliosa :-



Weingartia neocumingii :-



Gymnocalycium baldianum :-



Parodia buiningii :-

 

Beautiful Michael, your Rebutia heliosa is the wrong colour though... Might it be a Rebutia heliosa hybrid? There's quite a few around often in two tones of yellow/cream/pink/purple

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Yes it is a hybrid but I have mislaid the label. I'll have another look for it.

 

Another one ...

Rebutia muscula

 

Got two separate clones of this Echinocereus, both from seed.
When they cross pollinate the fruits that form have a very strong melon like scent when ripe.

 

Is this the one I bothered you for a cutting from 4 years ago @pete ? as that flowered for the first time for me tonight

Just a quick snap as I've got work tomorrow and I'm off to a wedding at the weekend...