Cereus Peruvianus, One of the most common and invasive species...
Good grafting stock though.

Austrocylindropuntia subulata ?

Noice

Looks very Bridgesii...

1. Echinopsis pachanoi 2. A type of Euphorbia 3. Cereus peruvianus monstrose I can't speak for the Euphorbia, But the other two like a little bit of organic matter,50/50 mix potting soil and perlite is good, they like a little shade, the porch you have them under is pretty good. They can be watered ...

Equal parts Sieved Compost, Sand & Pumice is a good mix.
Or just 50/50 Potting soil and perlite.
With a pinch of bone meal. No full sun

Pachanoi & Bridgesii

Hello What do ya'll think? :-k http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s416/cactinsane/100_9546_zps3bdb1222.jpg http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s416/cactinsane/100_9557_zpsf321cd6e.jpg http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s416/cactinsane/100_9545_zps7cc7a2d6.jpg http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s4...

Are any of these good stocks?
Been trying different methods

Cumulopuntia boliviana
Austrocylindropuntia subulata monstrose

Hello What opuntias are these and are they good for grafting? Also a double headed what? http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s416/cactinsane/12_zpsfe6fc8a3.jpg http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s416/cactinsane/11_zpsbb0631de.jpg http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s416/cactinsane/13_zps24625ee4.jp...

Hewo

Could I have this ID'd
Forgot what they're called:





Soz for the crappy photos

Hello Cacti People I'm attempting to grow Obregonia from seed. I almost have my soil complete. Was wondering if Palm Peat could be used as a substitute for Coconut Peat/Dust? Or is this a horrible idea? The Palm Peat brick looks like this: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_lZbH0STSzlg/TOw11qgPrDI/AAAAAAAAAE...

OMG!!

It looks so awesome!!
I thought they discovered all cacti?
I must have this ... hehe

hmm if something is "identical" to something else wouldn't it just be that? I mean after all San Pedro and T. peruviana are in the same family.. so. Yeah quite right, but they are slightly different, botanists have a hard time identifying them as they mix quite easily, I just call them al...

Melt In The Sun wrote:Are you just chopping these things off other peoples' plants?

Haha no!
A friend of mine owns a cactus farm and has a massive specimens.
So took some cuttings, but I'm always looking for different specimens and species.
but I'll ask for a cutting if I see someone has something I like. but yeah