The Albino Case..

One of our spiky residents in full bloom.

This guy bloomed only twice (if I remember correctly) and decided to die on us for some mysterious and unknown reason right after the second time.

We still have no clue about what happened.
The flower was always huge comparing to the cactus itself, really disproportional, but that happens in some cacti and succulent species and we always thought it was normal (and I am pretty sure it was). Perhaps the flower drained him just a little bit too much and he couldn't handle the recovery anymore.

Can anyone put me in contact with a cactus forensic investigator please?

_{Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 320 --- f/14 --- 1/160 sec}

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Bellow there's a close up of the main suspect.
Hope that will help to properly identify him, and get this puzzling and intriguing case finally sorted..

Enjoy your weekend, peeps!

_{Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 160 --- f/14 --- 1/160 sec}

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