Number one as far as research has shown me is echinopsis of some type
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Two unidentified cacti
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Two unidentified cacti
Hello, I am new to the forum. I thought I would post these two that have given me trouble thus summer.
Number one as far as research has shown me is echinopsis of some type This one I have no clue. But care less about for some reason. I thought I overwatered and rotted it so I lopped the top off to try and root. Turns out it was just fine the top is still trying to shoot roots down months later and the bottom lived...
Thanks I will post an intro soon
Number one as far as research has shown me is echinopsis of some type This one I have no clue. But care less about for some reason. I thought I overwatered and rotted it so I lopped the top off to try and root. Turns out it was just fine the top is still trying to shoot roots down months later and the bottom lived...
Thanks I will post an intro soonRe: Two unidentified cacti
Yes, you're right 0 the first one is an Echiniopsis. I think the second one might be too. If it's a true species then the first one is E. oxygona but there are are hundreds of similar looking hybrids. E. oxygona is quite common though.