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CactusPolecat
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PostSubject: A few Rebutias   Wed Nov 19, 2008 9:07 pm
Enjoy these... and don't forget to click on the thumbnails...

R. heliosa


A noid Sulco... this one was misnamed R. heliosa... I got two of them


Another noid Sulco.


This little guy was a self sown one.


R. fabrisii v. aureiflora


R. horstii


Sulco. candiae


R. marsoneri


I will welcome any suggestions for names of the noids.

Cheers for now, CP
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PostSubject: Re: A few Rebutias   Wed Nov 19, 2008 9:55 pm
First off...very nice, rebutias sure know how to put on a show Smile

As for ID. I'm pretty sure the first yellow flower NOID is a Sulcorebutia Arenacea.

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PostSubject: Re: A few Rebutias   Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:50 am
and the first red noid sulco is whats called here Sulcorebutia albopectinata.
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PostSubject: Re: A few Rebutias   Thu Nov 20, 2008 12:37 pm
I love Rebutia & Sulco. Fantastic genera. Great plants CP. Just how many cacti do you have anyway? Must be hundreds because everytime you post just about there is more excellent cacti pics.

Think we have a true blue cactophile here folks Laughing Great work CP!!!

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PostSubject: Re: A few Rebutias   Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:03 pm
lewis wrote:
and the first red noid sulco is whats called here Sulcorebutia albopectinata.


trigonus wrote:
I love Rebutia & Sulco. Fantastic genera. Great plants CP. Just how many cacti do you have anyway? Must be hundreds because everytime you post just about there is more excellent cacti pics.

Think we have a true blue cactophile here folks Laughing Great work CP!!!


Thanks Trig, I got something like 1200 specimens which includes other succulents, I've run out of room in the g/h though!... Rolling Eyes I guess I've got to extend 'cause I've got a heap of seedlings to be moved on.

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