Ariocarpus furfuraceus monstrose

The title says it all. What type of Hylo stock do people think that is? Looks different to the Hylo I currently have, much fatter and more rounded, in a triangular way





A nice little rariety!!!

Looks like any hylo graft ive seen.
Awsome plant Trig!

Sorry, I had to clean up after wetting myself.
Nice find Trig, I dont know how you managed to get onto that?

It's hard with Hylo's I think, maybe stenopterus?
It's pretty juicy...

Very nice plant trig.

I think it is just a Undatus... Hylo's tend to go all phat and rounded when they have been grafted a while.

That was the ebay one, huh? i was looking at that, but had to let it slide...

Thanks guys. Though I can't take any credit for it except for getting it into my collection. Only got it the other day. Thought it was worth showing though since it's pretty damn rare.

Yep gilligan ebay. Good price too.

See people, I don't hate ebay. It has it's uses.

very cool plant
yeah looks like typical H.undatus stock to me. as HN says they fill out soo much after being grafted.

hard to say without spines...there are some other genera used as stocks that look more or less like hylos except their spines/flowers/fruits.

but the thing thats stuck on top of it sure is amazing