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The two types at left of photo. One is a square four sided euphorbia which often has a twisting tendency The other is the knobbled cactus. It...
Yes. I assume you don’t
Got these awesome cuttings but they don’t seem hairy enough to be pachycladus but they also don’t look like Azureus So I’ll defer to those more...
It’s not a pachanoi but I think you’re right about it being an aboriginum That’s some epic identification, dude
i love it but can’t name it
I was told they’re an echinopsis but I have my doubts
Actually the pot is 1.3m wide. Just measured it
The pot is a metre wide and has far more soil than where it was growing. Fertilised and free draining. The roots you can see were the only roots -...
Sub tropical climate, (south east Queensland Australia), shallow rocky pan hard soil contained in a mn elevated brick wall garden bed, no...
I collected this from a local residence after the new owners offered it for free. Their dog apparently kept sniffing it and stabbing its nose lol....
