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Id echinopsis

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

Resembles a fat e.spachiana(trichocereus), but less spiny.

Pot is about 7-9 cm(3 inches)..

Ive not seen this kind of plant before, ive seen other spachiana and they were more or less similar....

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gdinieontarioz5
7 years ago
What used to be called Lobivia grandiflora? If you google the name, you get several very similar plants. Mostly hybrids, I guess.
Stefan thanked gdinieontarioz5
Stefan
Original Author
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
lobivia grandiflora is an often incorrect label for a lot of cultivars of echinopsis(trichocereus) huascha....and the variation ive seen linked to that name......

I suppose ill need an echinopsis expert for this one...

its always easier to ID with blooming...but when you havent seen one..... its the hard way.....
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Stefan
Original Author
7 years ago
...one a side note, i didnt receive a notification about this topic....

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