Ferocactus pottsi: Rarely Seen Flowering Cactus

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The discussion centers on the flowering characteristics of Ferocactus pottsii, with participants questioning whether the observed cactus is indeed this species due to its longish stem, which is not commonly depicted in online images. Additional resources provide detailed information about Ferocactus pottsii, confirming its typical features. Observations of blooming flowers reveal delicate blooms that appear after the first flower wilts, suggesting a potential misidentification, as some participants speculate the cactus may actually be Echinopsis subdenudata. A video showcasing the overnight blooming of Echinopsis subdenudata is referenced, further illustrating the differences between the two species.
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Is it a common fact to see this fero cactus flowering
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Without the flowers, it has all of a ferocactus pottsi
 
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Here is the first
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flower blossomming
 

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The second flower has blossomed after the first one has wilterred.
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beautiful delicate flowers
 
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inside the wondrous flower !
 

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