Help me, to ID my mammillarias !!!

Hello friends, i need ID's for my plants, Thank you in advance !!!

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For me the first 5 could be...
#1 Mammillaria albilanata
#2 Mammillaria rekoi ssp aureispina f.ma lutea or affinis L 1055
#3 Mammillaria hahniana
#4 Mammillaria candida
#5 Mammillaria matudae

maurillio wrote:

For me the first 5 could be...
#1 Mammillaria albilanata
#2 Mammillaria rekoi ssp aureispina f.ma lutea or affinis L 1055
#3 Mammillaria hahniana
#4 Mammillaria candida
#5 Mammillaria matudae

Thank you Maurillio, i was thinking for No 2 that is Mammillaria rekoi var. leptacantha, what do you think??  

Your thinking is correct....
mammillaria rekoi ssp leptacantha f.ma lutea
for the long hooked central spines.

Maurillio, thank you again!!!!   

Hi nickolas,

no.2 because of the yellow flowers, I think maybe m. marcosii
no.6 unsure
no.7 again not 100% sure, but a form of m. karwinskiana, because of the bristles.
no.8 m. karwinskiana subsp. nejapensis.
no.9&10 m. geminispina
no.11 m. petterssonii syn.apozolensis var.saltensis.
no.12 m.karwinskiana subsp. karwinskiana.
No.13 m. hahniana

delandmo wrote:

Hi nickolas,

no.2 because of the yellow flowers, I think maybe m. marcosii
no.6 unsure
no.7 again not 100% sure, but a form of m. karwinskiana, because of the bristles.
no.8 m. karwinskiana subsp. nejapensis.
no.9&10 m. geminispina
no.11 m. petterssonii syn.apozolensis var.saltensis.
no.12 m.karwinskiana subsp. karwinskiana.
No.13 m. hahniana

Hello delandmo, thank you !!!
Ah   The No 13, is a problem, it is almost like a volley ball at the size, one of my friends, told me, that it is mammillaria parkinsonii,
and it does not have white bristles, like hahniana have!
It is really a puzzle to me !!!!    

Hi nickolas,
I still think m.hahniana type, because of the sunken apex. Has it flowered ? red/carmine for hahniana or yellowish white for parkinsonii.

delandmo wrote:

Hi nickolas,
I still think m.hahniana type, because of the sunken apex. Has it flowered ?  red/carmine for hahniana or yellowish white for parkinsonii.

Hi delandmo, no it has not flowered yet! we will see when i have flowers!!!
thanks again!!!!!    

Delandmo says:
no.2 because of the yellow flowers, I think maybe m. marcosii


Nickolarsk n.2




Mammillaria marcosii







Mammillaria rekoi ssp. leptacantha f.ma lutea

Beautifull plants Nickolasrk !!  

Jpsje wrote:

Beautifull plants Nickolasrk !!  

Thank you Jpsje !!!   

maurilio , thank you !!!!
I was out today to an exhibition ( it was poor ) but i took some new mammillarias, when i'll be ready with the preperation of my new plants i'll post new photos!!!     

n.13: I think it's m. albata v. albata plant described by Reppenhagen.
M. albata is compared by Repp with M. leucocentra

ento wrote:

n.13: I think it's m. albata v. albata plant described by Reppenhagen.
M. albata is compared by Repp with M. leucocentra

Hi endo , i'll try to take a new photo of No13 tomorrow , so my friends you can be able to recognize her, the fact is that this mammillaria is really big like a volley ball   

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I have to say Thanks to all friends from the forum, that  spend time to help me ID my plants !!!!    

Hi nickolas,

There is a possibility that no.13 is m. klissingiana. There is a form that can make quite large heads before producing any offsets, sometimes none. The usual growth of m. klissingiana is to produce apple size plants, which tend to remain spherical. If your plant is quite old, as the size suggest, then for the plants previously suggested, including m.hahniana, I would expect it to have increased in height and be somewhat elongated. Your friends suggestion of m. parkinsonii will make large rounded clumps in time, but by dichotomous divisions, which by now should have happened. Is there any evidence of previous flowers?
From your photo there appears to be some signs on the lower left. Sometimes, like m. geminispina, m.klissingiana can be shy to flower. The colour of flowers for m. klissingiana will be pinkish.

Hi delandmo ,
No signs of flowers yet, i have this plant 1 year, and when i bought it, it was already as big as i have describe, concerning the species that you have referred me , it is hard for me to say, i have look so many pictures that i am confused !!!!    

Hello friends !!!!

Here is two new photos of No13,

new photo of No13 with buds if it helps to ID.