A couple I need ID for

[Stillman]

Not really sure on these any help would be much appreciated

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and also this one

Edited May 18, 2013 by Stillman

[bullit]

oi stillz i had that cacti in the 1st pic many years ago [15 or so years ago ] and my girls horse @ the time ate tha fuken thing lol !!

[shortly]

The top one looks an awful lot like an Eulychnia sp

[mutant]

^^^

I nice guess

I am also suggesting some Oreocereus with less wool than say O.celcianus . Just saying, I got a couple that are not so hairy as others that are totally dense.

But Eulychnia might be spot on. Never owned one.

[Stillman]

maybe Eulychnia breviflora?

[Stillman]

what about the second one?

[Bert&Ernie]

Second one looks like a plain old bridgesii to me thats had a rough life

[Stillman]

possibly does will be interesting to see how it grows out.

[mutant]

hmmm

maybe a ferocactus.

very awfully hardgrown, if its a fero.

seems like its never got to the point of being relly 'pubescent'

[M S Smith]

I'm gonna go with Oreocereus and Echinocereus, maybe E. coccineus.

~Michael~

[mutant]

hey michael

you 're saying echinocecerus coccineus for the 2nd? I doubt it.

I say that because I have it, and it's thinny and clumping cactus , from what I understand, a neglectected one would be much thinner than these ones than look like thiny spineless weak ferocacti produced in a sun-less enviroment.

check out 2 different clones

and help with ID

sorry for hijack stillamn, but I believe its kind of relative in your first ID. WHICH cannot be really absolute anywayz

one are less hairy one is much hairy

the hair is really different betweeen what I have considered different strain of Oreocereus celcianus

wahtta say

Oreocereus celcianus?

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Edited May 22, 2013 by mutant

[M S Smith]

hey michael

you 're saying echinocecerus coccineus for the 2nd? I doubt it.

Hence my "maybe."

Stillman, throw that bad boy into a new pot with some fresh soil and in no time we should be able to give you a better idea what it is.

~Michael~