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but it has no hairs on it. And I thought that all filifera had hairs. This looks a lot like the one posted below which it was suggested that it could be an A. nickelsiae x A. lechuguilla. It is shorter and the leaves are a little different but also very sturdy and the color is similar. This one has a baby growing (pic 2), how exciting.. Any thoughts on what it is? Thanks in advance. Xuling
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