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I am not a professional nor an expert in Rebutia
and Sulcorebutia taxonomy. Any help with ID and spelling are always welcome. To up-date my
list I've been using many books, journals, catalogs and other web-sites. It's
been helpful, but I have more work to do. I only ship to the main 48 States.
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Note: I've been collecting and growing Sulcorebutia and Rebutia
for over 35 years and have found that it's hard to keep up with the name changes. So
I must say I do the best I can with the names. The plants list below where
propagated from our old collection plants. Hope you enjoy growing Sulcorebutia and
Rebutia as much as I do!
Rebutia
Rebutia aureispina lg -
Propagated from our old large collection plants. Is
one of the several forms of the very variable Rebutia
deminuta which
form a complex of related taxon. It is still unclear whether this variable
complex is one or several species. There is so much variation that most authors
choose to lump them together. Rebutia
aureispina distingushes
from the standard Rebutia
deminuta in
that it has stronger shaggy stiff yellowish-brown spines. Bolivia.
Growing in 4 1/2" pots. 2 @ $15.00 each.
Rebutia aureispina
m -
Propagated from our old large collection plants. Is
one of the several forms of the very variable Rebutia
deminuta which
form a complex of related taxon. It is still unclear whether this variable
complex is one or several species. There is so much variation that most authors
choose to lump them together. Rebutia
aureispina distingushes
from the standard Rebutia
deminuta in
that it has stronger shaggy stiff yellowish-brown spines. Bolivia.
Growing in 3 1/2" pots. 4 @ $15.00 each.
Rebutia fabrisii ssp. aureiflora sm -
Rebutia
fabrisii var. aureiflora is
a local or morphological form of Rebutia
fabrisii with
golden yellow flowers instead of orange or red, all the other characteristics
are identical, namely size and form of stems, spines, form and dimension of
flowers, fruit, etc. This prove, that it is impossible to differentiate between
these taxa and var. aureiflora should
be fully synonymized with Rebutia
fabrisii.
Argentina. Growing in a 2.75" pot. 4 @ $10.00.
Rebutia fiebrigii ssp. flavistyla m -
Rebutia
flavistila is
one of the many geographical forms of the extremely variable Rebutia
fiebrigii with
glassy-white, silky, short spines and light green tubercles thickly covering the
body. It produces vibrant orange-red flowers with distinctive yellow (Latin =
flavus) filaments and pistil (hence the name).
Bolivia. Growing in 3 1/2" pots. 1 in stock @ $13.00 each
Rebutia fiebrigii
ssp. muscula sm -
Also know as
Rebutia muscula. Propagated from our old large collection plants.
Clumping. Orange flowers.
Bolivia. Growing in 2.75" pots. 5 @ $10.00 each.
Rebutia heliosa ssp condorensis sm -
Propagated from our old large collection plants.
is a small clumping cactus with very short spines arranged on globes so that it
looks like orbs covered with small, white spiders. It readily forms a clustering
mound. The variety “condorensis” specifically describes the clones of the
species with dark red flowers, and larger heads.
Bolivia.
Growing in 2.75" pots. 2 @ $13.00 each.
Rebutia heliosa ssp. teresae
m -
Propagated
from our old large collection plants. Is merely a long-spined form of Rebutia
heliosa. The
flowers are more intensely red-orange with a pinkish blush to the outer tepals.
White spines & brownish areoles make this plant very attractive even when not in
bloom. Bolivia. Growing in 3 1/2" pots. 1 @ $15.00 each
Rebutia krainziana inermis sm -
Clumping
globular cactus, up to 5 cm in diameter, and up to 7 cm tall. It can slowly form
clumps. The specially notable characteristics of this cactus is its green naked
stem that will turn a lovely purple tinge in full sun. But the most peculiar
trait of this plant are the vestigial leaves subtending the small areoles on
each tubercle. This is an ancestral trait not manifested in the normal plant.
This trait is revealed thanks to a mutation that permits this odd cultivar to
show the characteristic of bearing leaves, reminding us of an ancient era when
its cacti ancestors were normal leafed plants. Propagated from our old
large collection plants. Nursery origin.
Growing in 2.75" pots. 5 @ $15.00 each.
Rebutia 'Peach Melba'
sm - I obtained five grafted Rebutia from Miles 2 Go decades ago. He told
me they where hybrids and named for the color of the flowers. This is the one I
saved for a stock plant.
Propagated from our old large collection plants. Nursery origin. Growing in 2.75" pots.
5 @ $13.00 each
Rebutia pygmaea ssp elegantia sm -
Is a very small clumping species, widespread and extremely variable that has
received numerous unnecessary names. Some of its variable forms don't really
look like the same species. From the basal parts of the stem, widely
funnel-shaped about 20-30 mm long and 25-35 mm wide usually salmon pink, however
the flowers of this species and its varieties (forms?) vary a lot and range from
from white to pink, red, salmon and orange. Buds with few black scales with
woolly funnel-shaped, pale pink inside. Propagated from our old large
collection plants. Bolivia. Growing in 2.75" pots.
2 @ $13.00 each.
Rebutia steinbachii ssp. bicolosispina sm -
Its stems are almost completely concealed by fine silvery white and dark-reddish
or mahogany colored spines. Bright pink to light purple, numerous in a ring at
the base of the plant.Propagated
from our old large collection plants. Bolivia
Growing in 2.75" pots. 2 @
$13.00 each.
Sulcorebutia
Sulcorebutia arenacea sm - Is
a choice solitary user-friendly plant, will clump with age, with perfectly neat,
symmetrical pectinate spination and profuse yellowish orange flowers. This
cactus is indeed beautiful even without its blooms. Spines are minutely
pubescent whitish yellowish, amber or tan smooth, pectinate held tightly that
give a sandy effect. Propagated from our old large collection plant.
Growing in 2.75" pots. 5 @ $10.00 each.
Sulcorebutia candiae lg -
Propagated
from our old large collection plants. Bright
green body with cream colored spines. Clumping. One of the many forms of
Sulcorebutia cardiae. Bright pink flowers. Bolivia. Growing in 4 1/2" pots. 1
@ $15.00.
Sulcorebutia candiae sm -
Propagated
from our old large collection plants. Bright
green body with cream colored spines. Clumping. One of the many forms of
Sulcorebutia cardiae. Bright pink flowers. Bolivia. Growing in 2.75" pots. 5
in stock @ $10.00 each
Sulcorebutia canigueralii CGI-1 sm -
Propagated from our old large collection plants. Small low growing
plant with neon pinkish magenta flowers.
Bolivia.
Growing in 2.75" pots. 5 @ $10.00 each.
Sulcorebutia gerosenilis sm
- I have found this little
hairy cactus has many synonyms = names. I have left it with the name it had
when I bought my mother plant.
Flowers are cherry-red or dark magenta with pale center. Propagated from our old large collection plants.
Bolivia. 5 @ $13.00 each.
Sulcorebutia naunacaensis BB0397 sm -
Propagated from our old large collection plants. Growing in 2.75" pots.
3 @ $13.00 each.
Sulcorebutia pulchra ssp longspina sm -
Propagated from our old large collection plants. Growing in 2.75" pots.
3 @ $15.00 each.
Sulcorebutia rauschii forma violacidermis 'Gold Spines'
sm - It is a miniature clustering cactus,
clumps of many purple heads with very short gold spines form
of a fishbone.
Flowers are bright magenta. Propagated from our old large collection plants.
Bolivia. Growing in 2.75" pots. 5 @ $15.00 each.
Sulcorebutia santiaginiensis HBG 5227 sm -
Despite the rather tortured taxonomic history of the dwarf globular cacti of
South America, there are many very choice collectible plants among them. Sulcorebutia
santiaginiensis is
one of these, with tightly appressed, interlacing, radial spines. These emerge
from the elongate, grooved areoles that are the inspiration for the generic
name, Sulco-
meaning grooved, and rebut for
Pierre Rebut (1830-1898), French vine-grower and owner of a succulent nursery
Chazay d’Azergues near Lyon. Coupled with the large, prolifically produced,
magenta flowers, these are imminently show-worthy plants, especially in May, and
occasionally during surrounding months. Spine color for this species is
typically pale yellow. Growing in 2.75" pots.
3 @ $13.00
each.
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