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ID: Gymnocalycium sp.
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Gymnocalycium spegazzinii subsp. cardenasianum
This heavily spined cactus comes from southern Bolivia. It belongs to the large genus Gymnocalycium, which is abundant in northwestern and west-central Argentina. The flowers are striking in the way that they fade from deep red at the center to white at the tips.
-Brian
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Chin cacti keep blooming (Gymnocalycium)
Los cactus Gymnocalycium siguen floreciendo
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✨ Same id, different flowers ✨
✨ gymnocalycium mihanovichii c08 ✨
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Gymnocalycium castellanosii subspecies ferocius
Gymnocalycium is a large genus of cacti found in Argentina as well as its neighbors to the north. This one comes from the Argentine province of Cordoba, and it sports a meshwork of stout spines spreading out across its chubby body. We originally grew it under the name G. hybopleurum var. ferocior, but cactus expert David Hunt maintains that it is properly considered a subspecies of G. castellanosii - hence the name listed above. The flower color is actually cream (though the photos make it look almost yellow), with a dark red center.
-Brian
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Gymnocalycium Cactus Plants (Candies) #gymnocalycium #cactus #cacti #succulents #succulent #gardening #garden #candies https://www.instagram.com/p/Cli0ZbDo7Fj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Chin cacti (Gymnocalycium) keep blooming all summer long
Los cactus Gymnocalycium siguen floreciendo todo el verano
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