This form has nice pink flowers.
Very variable plants, especially in flower colour, but also in pad size.
This form has pink-red flowers.
This form has watermelon coloured flowers.
This form has pink magenta flowers and pads with some very short spines.
A hybrid with nice pink flowers and spineless pads.
A hybrid with nice pink flowers and spineless pads.
A hybrid with nice pink flowers and pads with long, stiff spines on the whole pad. One of the parents is probably a polyacantha.
A natural aurea hybrid with very nice pink flowers and somewhat larger pads without spines.
An aurea hybrid originated in the garden of Leo Chance. It is very floriferous with pink-purple flowers, but so far not in my greenhouse.
A hybrid carrying nice white spines, reddish glochids and a very nice pink flower.
A hybrid carrying an almost white flower with very faint pinkish midstripes. Very few, short spines.
A hybrid carrying a pink flower which gets light towards the edges. No spines.
A hybrid carrying a pink flower with bigger pads. From Washington co, Utah, altitude 4000 feet. No spines.
A hybrid carrying a light yellow flower with smaller pads. From Washington co, Utah, altitude 5200 feet. No spines.
A hybrid carrying white long spines and a very nice pink flower. Probably a hybrid with macrorhiza.
A hybrid with only glochids, carrying a very nice salmon-pink flower.
A hybrid with only glochids, carrying a very nice salmon-pink flower.
