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Description:
Usually solitary
Stems: Green, spherical up to 10 cm in diameter.
Note: Seems to be a pretty
variable plant you might get some other names which are effectively the
same plant.... and also not sure all plants identified as this are
really this.
Cultivation:
Summer
grower and
pretty easy, water
regularly in summer, keep rather dry in winter,
but can handle excessive water to few water, best
for half-shade but grow well in full sun and full shade too (but in
full sun turns an uneven brownish red colour).
Propagation: Seeds (seldom produces offsets)
Seed
Collecting: Permit
fruit to
ripen, fruit must be significantly
overripe before harvesting seed; clean and dry seeds
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Family:
Cactaceae (Cactus
Family)
Conservation status: Listed in
CITES appendix 2.
Gymnocalycium intertextum Backeberg 1966 ex H. Till,
KuaS 38(8): 191, 1987 = ochoterenae, Hunt NCL
Scientific name:
- G. bodenbenderianum subsp.
intertextum (Backeberg ex H. Till) H. Till,
In: Gymnocalycium 6(1): 83,1993 = ochoterenae, Hunt NCL
- Gymnocalycium bodenbenderianum (Hosseus ex Berger
1929) A. W. Hill, In: Index Kewensis Plantarum
Phanerogamarum, Suppl. 8: 105, 1933
- Gymnocalycium bodenbenderianum subsp. intertextum var.
moserianum Schuetz ex Till n. inval. In
Lukasik, E.: Synonymie rodu Gymnocalycium: 6 (1999)
- Gymnocalycium bodenbenderianum var. mirandaense (H.
Till & W. Till 1991 riojense var.) In:
Piltz Samenliste 1998
- Gymnocalycium bodenbenderianum var. pipanacoense (H.
Till & W. Till 1991 riojense var.) In:
Piltz Samenliste 1998
- Gymnocalycium bodenbenderianum var. rubrovariegata
In: Katalogname, zit. in Schneekloth-Liste
- Gymnocalycium intertextum v. moserianum Till,
In: Gymnocalycium 2(1): 11, 1989
- Gymnocalycium moserianum
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Origin: Northern Argentina
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