Can anyone ID these freebies from Succulent Source? T. Bridgesii?

I can't ID it, but i am 95% certain it is not a bridgesii. the way the ribs bulge out at the areoles is not a trait of bridgesii.
It's a beautiful little plant though <3

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it could be an Echinocereus pentalophus?
i can see one on succulent source, if i am looking at the same site. It looks the same to me.
Might be worth sending them an email and asking them, maybe they will know.

Can anyone ID these freebies from Succulent Source? T. Bridgesii?

Hey new wisdom, don't bail on us now!

Hi! Nice Loph. What veggies are you growing?
Happy Summer!

Is anyone even using the Reddit forum of Share the Seeds,  last I was on there it was deader than dead!  Same with the Discord Channel that was started.

I should have a few different things to share end of season,  and could share Myco stuff through privatre messages with others

i actually don't know how many people use the reddit, i have never been a member on there, nor the discord. i assumed that was the case (i should never assume), but i guess it is wrong. i assumed based on the post on here a while back about the reddit page being set up.
i wonder where everybody went. i hope they are okay!

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yep, you are right, i checked the reddit and there seems to be a post every 3-4 months now. it was active for a little while when it was set up but then it died.

a lot of people migrated to reddit, but i hate places like that so i am sticking around here and waiting for the fashion to cycle back around once everybody realises what those places are like

Is anyone even using the Reddit forum of Share the Seeds,  last I was on there it was deader than dead!  Same with the Discord Channel that was started.

I should have a few different things to share end of season,  and could share Myco stuff through privatre messages with others

welcome back! <3 maybe you need to change your name to old wisdom now
it's great to see others returning too. looking at your profile it looks like you stopped posting just before i joined, so we probably never crossed paths, but it's nice to meet you now.
I would love to see this place pick up again, please bring everybody you know!

It seems we can't upgrade the forum (and i assume we are limited in a lot of other things we can do too) without seedmaster, who has not been online for about 2 years. maybe you are still in touch with seedmaster?
a lot of people migrated to reddit, but i hate places like that so i am sticking around here and waiting for the fashion to cycle back around once everybody realises what those places are like

I'm also interested in what veggies you are growing. I grow more veg and herbs etc than i do sacred plants, but i am trying to change that as i get far more satisfaction from plants with a deep cultural history, vs plants for food. If you are anything like me you probably grow too many to easily list

You could graft one of those buttons up,  then invest in some BAP (6-Benzylaminopurine) and Lanoline cream and use this plant hormone to encourage your grafted button to produce pups to be used for more grafting stock. 

Once your button is grafted and activly growing that plant hormone if used correctly will give you lots of new buttons to play with!

Thanks! <3
I think i read about this once when i first got my first button, but i was way too new to really take it in and was still trying to figure out what kind of soil to use let alone anything else. Can you recommend a correct way of using it?

I have some PDF books on both topics and many more,  Some related to growing and some aimed at other areas of researech for both species. 

Shoot me a DM and I'll send yoiu a link to the digital library if you wanna take a look

Thank you! <3

I do have one plant i bought at about 1cm that i have had for a few years that i want to leave as it is on it's own roots, and i have 4 that i grew from seed, so i was planning to keep 2 of those to grow on their own roots and graft the other 2. I agree, to me there is something more satisfying about having them on their own roots. I hope to pass them on to my grandchildren

I think i saw something about upside down grafts using the roots before. maybe i will do one of each. hmmmm

thank you for the help

You could graft one of those buttons up,  then invest in some BAP (6-Benzylaminopurine) and Lanoline cream and use this plant hormone to encourage your grafted button to produce pups to be used for more grafting stock. 

Once your button is grafted and activly growing that plant hormone if used correctly will give you lots of new buttons to play with!