Three small rebutias have decided to show off their wares in the last few days.
Rebutia einsteinii, this one has proven to be quite hardy, it can survive our wet winters in the garden, or outdoors in it's pot.
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{{gwi:484367}}{{gwi:484367}} Rebutia minuscula, came under the name R. senilis, now considered to be synonym of minuscula.
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{{gwi:484368}}{{gwi:484368}} Rebutia pseudodeminuta, originally found under the name R. buiningiana.
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Enjoy... CP
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