Amateur Cacti/succulent collection I.D. Help?

[newageshaman]

Hi i'm new to this forum and after browsing a few threads i noticed how helpful the community is and would like some help identifying my cacti and succulent collection. The following pics are of the cacti i have found and bought from various garage sales and whatnot around my area and any help with identification is greatly appreciated

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This one i believe is a type of ferocactus?

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Thank you in advance for your help and i hope that you enjoy my small amateur collection of cacti

[DarkSpark]

8- opuntia

a few mammilarias in there too i think. Sorryi can't be more help.

[Halcyon Daze]

Nice diverse collection. You are off to a good start and you never know where you might come across something really cool.

I'd say 7 n 9 are Echinopsis hybrids and 8 is some kind of Opuntia, 13 is prolly a golden barrel cactus. 10 is a pachypodium and 11 is some sort of Euphorbia ( see if it has white sap inside, white sap = Euphorbia).

2,3,&4 may or may not be Mammilarias.

sorry I can't be more specific,

Nice first post UTSE and Welcome! lol

Edited February 13, 2013 by Halcyon Daze

[newageshaman]

Thank you very much I've just started getting into cacti and succulent eventually i would like to diversify my plants to include some old shamanic healing plants and other plants that have a history of use in shamanic rites and rituals

[CβL]

Adding to what's already been said:

5: Haworthia?

6: 'Arizona Snowflake' cv

7: Mammillaria Campotricha?
13: Echinocactus grusonii (Golden Barrel)

Edited February 13, 2013 by CβL

[newageshaman]

Thank you as i continue to collect more species i will post them on this forum and again thank you i am a bit of a newbie when it comes to cacti but then again we all have to start somewhere

[Snowfella]

2 and 3 feels like etiolated Rebutia's to me.

7: Echinopsis of some sort

9 and 13 E. grusonii

[tonic]

1.Thought it was spach at first, but it's not. Looks like it might be a Cleistocactus sp. also the one to the right looks like Rebutia sp.

2. Something etiolated.

3. Reminds me of Sulcorebutia sp. though it looks a bit etiolated.

4.Mammilaria sp.

5. Haworthia sp.

6.Mammilaria cv. Arizona Snowcap.

7. Reminds me of Echinocereus sp. but not 100%

8. Variegated Opuntia sp. I forget the species.

9.As mentioned, probably Echinocactus grusonii

10.Pachypodium sp.

11.Looks like A Euphorbia sp.

12. Looks like Ferocactus robustus edit: Could be F. pilosus

13. Echinocactus grusonii kinda looks like v. albispinus, but could be just normal.

Hope that helps. Some of those plants need some TLC.

Edited February 14, 2013 by tonic

[newageshaman]

Thank you tonic and snowfella, and your right they definently do need a lot more TLC just been a bit hard when you don't have a lot of time. Still thanks for the help with identification now I can do a bit more research and hopefully have them growing a lot more healthy than they have been

[Evil Genius]

Ok one seems to be a Haageocereus. 2 and 3 Rebutia. 4 Mammillaria. 5 Haworthia. 6 Snowcap Mammillaria. 7 Pseudolobivia (they were put somewhere else) 8. Opuntia 9. Echinocactus grusonii 10. Pachypodium 11.no idea 12. ferocactus 13. Echinocactus grusonii

[Snowfella]

Could 11 be an etiolated euphorbia aeruginosa perhaps?

[Jox]

Or Euphorbia baioensis.

[Micromegas]

Looks like you have most of them covered. No 10 in my opinion is Euphorbia milii.