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Two NoName Mammillarias
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rob.blomquist
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Two NoName Mammillarias
What could these be? I think the one with all the wool might be hahniana, but the other I am clueless about.
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Re: Two NoName Mammillarias
Hi Rob,
Very nice plants!
These Mammillarias can be tough to ID. My best guess would be that the 2nd picture is a form of M. haageana, and the first one is a form of M. hahniana. That is based on a couple of my own plants that I got with IDs that look very similar but of course not exactly like yours. So certainly consider my input as somewhat educated guesses - all depending on whether or not the original ID tags that came with these plants were correct.
Very nice plants!
These Mammillarias can be tough to ID. My best guess would be that the 2nd picture is a form of M. haageana, and the first one is a form of M. hahniana. That is based on a couple of my own plants that I got with IDs that look very similar but of course not exactly like yours. So certainly consider my input as somewhat educated guesses - all depending on whether or not the original ID tags that came with these plants were correct.
It is what it is!
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rob.blomquist
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Re: Two NoName Mammillarias
These were a score at Home Depot. They were outside for $8 each. The plants are literally 8" in diameter. You bet I'm going to take you, with or without ID.