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Sulcorebutia tiraquensis MG1249.82
It doesn't matter how they come to be, Sulcorebutias are just strikingly wonderful flowering plants. They can be relied on to produce several large flushes of flowers from early spring to midsummer. The bigger they are (many get bigger than a softball, with baseball-sized offsets) the more flowers they produce. The species here illustrated has any of the many colors of cactus flowers. (18/56)