Blooming cactus - Chamaelobivia no ID

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Are you guys bored yet?
I still have so many cactus booms to show and I am still waiting for at least 10 more to open. It has been a good year. And it is almost what I was aiming for - a lawn of colorful flowers. Slowly getting there :) Pity the blooming season is so short though and most of them will only flower in spring for a very short time.

Chamaelobivia no ID

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I did say before that this one is my favourite one. Huge (comparing to the cactus itself) and very pink flower that lasts a few days. Easy to grow and easy to propagate from cuttings. Those started to grow way before it bloomed for the first time, so I could just snap them off and have few plants by now.

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I am almost sure it has some fancy name. It looks like one of those hybrids with large flowers. But someone would have to confirm it.
Last year I tried to cross it with my Chamaelobivia Silvestri and both produced seed pods. Of course I sowed both and there are tiny cacti growing. But it will take a while until I see if it worked and I will have different coloured flowers. That would be cool. I don't care about names.

The cactus is very compact with very short spines. I'd say it could be a bit bigger, but I keep it a pretty sunny spot and it gets all the heat possible in the summer. This is when it slows down a bit.

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One more bud to go

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Last year it bloomed with one flower, this year there are two buds. The second one is taking it's time though.

Below you can see a single flower from last year. It didn't even grow that much since then.

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As a bonus a little blooming at the same time bunch:

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My other blooming cacti:

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Chamaecereus hybrid
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Sulcorebutia Canigueralii
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Mammillaria camptotricha
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Mammillaria Glassii
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Gymnocalycium baldianum
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Mediolobivia mudanensis
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Lobivia Arachnacantha
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Rebutia hybrid
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Mammillaria Bombycina
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Mammillaria Gracilis Snowcap
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Mammillaria haageana
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Mammillaria backebergiana
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Chamaecereus silvestrii
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Mammillaria prolifera
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Rebutia Fabrisii var. Aureiflora
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Lobivia Wrightiana
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Aylostera Flavistyla FR756
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Parodia concinna
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Mammillaria Copper King
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Gymnocalycium Bruchii
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Mammillaria backebergiana
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Gymnocalycium damsii
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Echinopsis subdenudata
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Rhipsalis pilocarpa
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Mammillaria Prolifera
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Lobivia arachnacantha v. vallegrandensis
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Mediolobivia atrovirens
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Mammillaria magnimamma
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Sulcorebutia langerii
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Sulcorebutia frankiana
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Chamaelobivia no ID
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Rebutia Albiflora
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Mediolobivia atrovirens var. ritteri
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Gymnocalycium damsii var. tucavocense
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Notocactus Ottonis
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Gymnocalycium Friedrichii
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Turbinicarpus Viereckii
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Rebutia neocumingii

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