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Feb 8, 2016 12:48 PM CST
Name: tarev
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That maybe Sempervivum arachnoideum, it forms those cobweb-like fine white threads. Not a cactus, it has no areoles that has thorny spines.

This is my plant when I first had it in March 2013: they are actually cute, if they get to multiply and form a mound. Your son might find it interesting to pull the new babies as it forms though. Smiling

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Editing to add this other photo of my other semp arachnoideum before, more tight, mounding type growth, it came from a very small container before, so it looks less flat , but it still has the cobweb-like hair at the center of each rosette:

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