I got this Gymnocalycium 3 or 4 years ago from Cactus By Lin or CalPlants, but lost the tag so I'm not sure of the variety. I think I have the volume of C&SJ with dozens of Gymmos in cultivation, so maybe I can track it down.
Before I learned to water my Gymnos enough, this one crumpled and practically sucked itself flat against the soil. It looked like someone had punctured a blow-up cactus and let the air out. Now, fully expanded, it needs a new pot.
I'm a sucker for these flowers when they're in full glory. This is their 3rd day in bloom and I've been watering them overhead -- that's a pretty sturdy flower for a cactus.
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cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
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