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These flowers are fairly similar
But the plants are different. This first one is a Parodia from Southern Brazil. I haven't had much luck with the smaller species of Parodia, but the larger ones do nicely, here. I like the shape of the ribs and the spines that don't hide the plant. I have common lizards in my yard, but that's the rare, speckled blue-plastic lizard crawing out of the bowl. ;o)
Parodia schmanniana claviseps
This is one is a type of barrel cactus from Mexco. Fewer ribs and larger spines.
Ferocactus schwarzii
But the plants are different. This first one is a Parodia from Southern Brazil. I haven't had much luck with the smaller species of Parodia, but the larger ones do nicely, here. I like the shape of the ribs and the spines that don't hide the plant. I have common lizards in my yard, but that's the rare, speckled blue-plastic lizard crawing out of the bowl. ;o)
Parodia schmanniana claviseps
This is one is a type of barrel cactus from Mexco. Fewer ribs and larger spines.
Ferocactus schwarzii
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