anttisepp wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 6:35 pm By the way S. stellatus is an old edible fruit in Mexico = (Pitayo, Xoconostle (Mexico), Jonocostle (fruto), Xoconochtli (Mexico), Pitaya, Pitaya de augusto, Tuna (fruto), Pitayo de octubre).

It definitely looks very similar to this from the images I saw. Interesting.

I live in San Antonio, TX. I bought it from a man who sells fruit trees and plants he brings up from brownsville and possibly from Mexico. He only told me it was mexican pitaya, but that could still mean one of many different species. The second one was a large nursery in Corpus Christi, but nobody ...

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First photo is the cactus in question. Second I think is peruvian apple but not sure.

Hi all, I’ve created an outdoor cacti garden recently and have begun populating it here in southern texas. Im trying to find a nice compact cactus similar to a golden barrel, except with pink flowers. I love Golden barrel cacti, but my wife would really love if I included pink flowers into this gard...

Been wanting to use a nice stout barrel cactus with pink flowers and found these online. Any idea what this is?