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Cacti & Succulents
stupidlazydog

Cactus Spines

7 years ago

Some spines in the rain....


Mammillaria carmenae Rubrispina


Echinopsis 'Antimatter'


Arrojadoa rhodantha


Mammillaria boolii


Rebutia canigueralii


Eriosyce senilis


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  • 7 years ago

    Excellent. I like spines in the rain, too.

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