Can't help with ID. Lovely delicate coloration on that flower.

It is a Rebutia species, not sure which, and the names are always changing, but they are all grown the same anyway. They are from the Andes Mnts. in S. America. For best blooms, a cold winter period with freezing temps is needed to initiate maximum flower buds. In the spring/ summer and fall they are best with at least some real sunlight. Some species have deep taproots and will benefit from a deep pot with a porous soil mix.

Some varieties are more prickly than others, but WYSIWYG so you don't have to worry. If you can successfully raise them from seed to bloom, it would be an impressive feat!

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Thanks to you both for the replies, the flower is actually two-toned, Paul, pink and white, I fell for the colour immediately.

Thanks for the name, xerophyte. I didn't understand WYSIWYG. I'll have a go at raising some from seed, since it came free with the plant :) With that ID I'll look up my plant books.

WYSIWYG = What you see, is what you get.

Christopher

Thank you, Christopher. Thank you all.