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Old 02-13-2009, 12:37 PM
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Can somebody please tell me what kind of cactus this is? It has lots of sharp little spikes and gets a little fuzzy. It also has a bunch of little red oblong buds (?) on it.

This was all in a 4 inch pot and was looking crowded so I decided to put it something "a little bigger". When I unpotted it, a bazillion little pieces fell apart. I put most of them in a oblong pot which is about 10 inches end-to-end.

I saved some for whoever gives me the correct name, if they want them.

While we're on the subject...anybody have a name for the one in the last picture? I got this in a 1 1/2 inch pot about 6 years ago and it's been in an 8 inch pot for a while. You can have some of this one if you want it too

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Wish I knew Susanne, I actually have both of them as well.
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the third one the common name is tiger's jaws (Faucaria tigrina) here is a link to culture requirements: PlantFiles: Detailed information on Tiger Jaws, Tiger's Jaw Faucaria tigrina
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I belive the red thingies are actually the "fruit" of the cactus but I'm not sure . . ..
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the first one MIGHT be California Pincushion, Viejito, Corky-seed Pincushion, or Mammillaria tetrancistra (all those are names for the same plant)
here's a link: PlantFiles: Detailed information on California Pincushion, Viejito, Corky-seed Pincushion Mammillaria tetrancistra
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the third one the common name is tiger's jaws (Faucaria tigrina) here is a link to culture requirements: PlantFiles: Detailed information on Tiger Jaws, Tiger's Jaw Faucaria tigrina
Hi Michael,

I checked out a number of pictures after reading your suggestion but they all look much fleshier than what I have? Any other ideas? I don't think this is Faucaria tigrina, but it's mighty close
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your right . . .. it is definitely some form of Faucaria. your's might be a little leggy . . ..hmmm
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Thanks Michael

Do you want a piece when I repot it?
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maybe it's Faucaria cradockensis . . .I found one that looks like it but the site is in german: Faucaria tgirina - Tigermaul und Rachenblatt
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ooooooo . . ..maybe i could be convinced to take a piece
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