Plant ID please #1

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Plant ID please #1

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One of the few remaining seedlings from a mixed pack
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Ideas please
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Rebutia fabrisii?

But see if anyone who actually knows about Rebutias posts before writing up a label!
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esp wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 11:44 am Rebutia fabrisii?

But see if anyone who actually knows about Rebutias posts before writing up a label!
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In general terms: one of the many forms of Aylostera fiebrigii, Some of the more distinctive ones have been named (as Rebutias), and yours seems not to far from A. vallegrandensis.
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ralphrmartin wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 4:40 pm In general terms: one of the many forms of Aylostera fiebrigii, Some of the more distinctive ones have been named (as Rebutias), and yours seems not to far from A. vallegrandensis.
Thanks Ralph
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