anttisepp wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 8:22 pm O. (neo)celsianus undoubtly. I'd pant each in own pot.

Ow, great! Thank you. I will, I hadn't considered separating them! Good tip

Dodi Russell wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 3:19 pm It's a oreocereus, can't remember the species, maybe trolli, not sure .

Owww thank you! A google search for Oreocereus trolli brings up cacti that look the same I love that it's called the old man of the andes too! Very fitting! Thank you again

Hiya,

Pre-lock down I picked up this beautiful cacti, and am struggling to identify the species. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated

C And D wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 9:26 pm 1. L. fulviceps
2. L. karasmontana
3. L. lesliei albinica maybe

I also have lithops like 2 & 3 and never had a clue what species they are ^_^

Thanks!

Hiya! Thank you for letting me join your forum, I'm looking forward to learning loads from you guys! I have kept a range of cactus & succulents (and bonsai) for a while now, but I have only relatively recently became interested in the different species/specific care instructions/the geeky stuff ...