Mammilaria haageana or matudae ? and another 2 for I.D. please

Hi,
Not sure about this one, I thought it was M. haageana but having looked through some pics on this forum I'm now wondering if it could be matudae.


The next 3 images are all the same plant with different views, this one came as part of a job lot (un-named)





Flower buds just appearing where arrowed


Last one for now 3 more of another unnamed cacti from Wilco, lovely plant for £1.50







Thanks in advance
Steve

Any Ideas anyone?

You're righgwigh haageana for the first, a very variable species. Asfor the seond, it looks as though the cenral spine is curved towards the apex. That suggests M. wagneriana to me\
The thirdplant is really nice, but Ican't place it at the moment.It might well be a sport in which all colour in the central spines has gone.That sometimes ocurs with mass production cultivation.

Thanks Chris,
the second one has now flowered!

The flowers look possible, though th elong axillary hairs are soething I've not seen of that species. Its a puzzle still for me.

Chris43 wrote:

The flowers look possible, though th elong axillary hairs are soething I've not seen of that species. Its a puzzle still for me.

Hmmm just found this on the forum
could it be columbiana

https://mammillaria.forumotion.net/t970-m-columbiana-columbiana-aiaps-738?highlight=columbiana

Sorry couldnt get the link to work

Steve