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Sulcorebutia
As you may have seen, the part of the generic name, rebutia, is a genus on its own however the first comes from a Latin word, sulcus, which means groove. Obviously the cacti from both genrus aren't far from each other & many were originally in Rebutia but were shifted into this generic name. In comparison Sulcorebutia have harder stems & have a more prominent rib structure & the areoles are smaller & elongated.
The globular cacti are found in Bolivia mountains & have a larger range of colours for their petals.
Now great knowledge about this cactus other than to say it's called Sulcorebutia albida.
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It's odd reading books on Sulcorebutia frankiana as some say it used to be Rebutia canigueralii & others saying the opposite. I think perhaps this proves the problems with names in succulents whereas it isn't in tropical fish.
As for the flowers, the picture was taken ten days ago & as of now, it's still not close to showing it.
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