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sea-urchin cactus: Media

plant, genus Echinopsis

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Easter lily cactus

Easter lily cactus

Easter lily, or sea-urchin, cactus (Echinopsis oxygona)

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sea-urchin cactus

sea-urchin cactus

Sea-urchin cactus (Echinopsis).

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