Wow, it really went all out didn't it? Nice one!
Amy

That's a really spectacular show.

I'm not sure about the species though. Is it N. scopa var albispina? No red stigmas though. It doesn't look like N. magnificus var albispina, no sign of ribs.

Really beautiful steve,
It's fun to sow some seed and watch them change and grow, then reward you with bloom. Isn't it?
Dan

That's a great shot Steve, I love those pure white spines this plant was known as Notocactus succineus v. albispina, (there is a yellow spined form also), it's designated status is now as a of subspecies of Parodia (Notocactus) scopa, so it's now called Parodia scopa ssp. succinea.
here is a link to Desert Tropicals data on tha plant...

P. scopa ssp succinea

And here's mine...

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I note that yours doesn't have the trademark red stigma.

CP

Thanks for that. Will change the label. It sure looks like my N. scopa in appearance. One thing about this forum, mislabelled plants are corrected promptly in most cases!

Fantastic!