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Easy flowering plants

Here we show you a small selection of easy flowering plants. If you can give them a cold and dry winter they might flower already the coming year. Many species keep small and you can get into flower already as young plants, only 2-3 cm across. Rebutia is a genus with many small growing species. With some skill and luck you can flower them a year after you have sown them. You will also find nice and easily grown and flowering species in the genera Mammillaria, Gymnocalycium, Turbinicarpus, Sulcorebutia and Weingartia. Just to mention a few!
Chamaecereus  luisramirezii
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9293
newly described species, not yet photographed in habitat (!) but…
$3.90
Rebutia flavistyla BLMT 769.07
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7611
finally rediscovered NE of Tarija! This form has same body…
$2.81
Rebutia narvaecensis MN 528 (Narvaez, Tarija, Bol)
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7299
one of the best Rebutias with the numerous white-pink flowers!…
$2.81
Seti-echinopsis mirabilis WR 131 (Patquia)
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5221
fingerlike stem, dark brown with straight ribs, longer stout centralspine,…
$2.81
Gymnocalycium baldianum P 127 (Sra Ancasti, Arg)
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955
red flower on bluish green body, very easy to grow…
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Echinopsis ancistrophora MN 20 (Escoipe, El Maray, Arg)
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396
rather small body, flat with short stiff spines, flowers white…
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Gymnocalycium anisitsii VOS 1200
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11160
fresh green, few spines, free flowering, white flowers …
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Gymnocalycium capillaense MN 75 (Capilla del Monte, Arg)
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970
flat and groupforming, pectinate spines, white-pink flower with red throat.…
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Astrophytum capricorne v. minor RS 369
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10403
many papery greyish spines, flower yellow with a dark red…
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