The Open Day on 7th May was a great success, and the flowers all synchronised perfectly! The best ever Open
The Open Day on 7th May was a great success, and the flowers all synchronised perfectly! The best ever Open
Rebutia (Digitorebutia) brunescens was first described by Walter Rausch in Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 23(9): pp. 235 – 236, the
Named for its brown spines and brown wool on the areoles giving a general “brown” colour. Flowers are red. The
Aylostera azurduyensis is a relatively recent discovery, published in the Dutch journal Succulenta 85(2): pp. 54 – 59 by Elizabeth
Aylostera azurduyensis is a relatively recent discovery. Plants were found in a very small area near Azurduy in Bolivia by
Rebutia (Digitorebutia) albopectinata was first described by Walter Rausch in Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 23:9, 236-7, the journal of the
This is a very pretty plant, with small clustering bodies (though described as solitary in the wild), white spines flattened
RH1386 was found by Ralf Hillmann at Iruya, Salta, in Argentina, at an altitude of 3950m. The flower colour is
Sometimes found with the name Sulcorebutia (Weingartia) krahnii, or S. steinbachii var. (or ssp.) krahnii. Collected by Elizabeth & Johan