Help to ID this 2...

Guest

Hello i need some help to identify this ones...

Is this M. bocasana cv. CATERPINCY ?

Help to ID this 2... M_boca11

and this,what is it?

Help to ID this 2... P8184510

Thanks
PC

Subject: Re: Help to ID this 2... Tue Sep 03, 2013 2:33 pm

Not sure, but 2nd looks like some form of crinita to me.

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mmartic wrote:: Not sure, but 2nd looks like some form of crinita to me.

Critina have hooked spines!!!

http://mammillarias.net/gallery/mammillaria_species.php?searchstring=Mammillaria%20crinita%20ssp%20crinita&lg=uk

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If there are no hooked spines (this is not clear from the picture), then M. picta, or something related to it, is the only possibility that I can think of. But it could also be a hybrid.
It looks like your plants would benefit from more light, this would produce more compact plants.

Wolter ten Hoeve.

Guest

Hello and thanks Wolter.

It really look like M. picta, nice help.

About the sun, this Mam is full sun exposure.. at my garden.

Thanks for the help

Guest

The first is a monstruose form of Mam. painteri.
All existing clones come from one original plant seeded in Belgium in the 1980s.

Walter