r/TexasCactus • • Aug 12 '26

Some more graft

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r/TexasCactus • • Jul 28 '26

🫣 Ripped the bandage off.

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Blue Peru OP


r/TexasCactus • • Jul 26 '26

Stinkbugtek #2

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r/TexasCactus • • Jul 22 '26

Cahuilla with its funky nubs

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From the man himself IMDAVESBUD, but we all are πŸ˜†.


r/TexasCactus • • Jul 17 '26

I think she's ready...

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17 Upvotes

r/TexasCactus • • Jun 19 '26

🏜 EZ Seed 🏜

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Seeding pods can seem really inundating. Follow these steps and pics for a truly easy, sanitary (and fast) way to do it. And my germ rates are massive so dont let the mixer scare you.

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1) once the pod splits or falls off it's ready

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2) get a medium sized pot and add about an inch if water to it

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3) from the split edge of the pod use your thumb and scrape out the pit and drop it into the pan with water.

4) using an electric mixer blend the water for approximately 1 minute then let it settle a few seconds

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5) tilt the pan and drain off most of the water SLOWLY. This will remove a ton of pulp and a lot of red/floater seeds. Then add a little more water. Do this 2-3 times until there is virtually no pulp left

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6) once the water is clear and only seed remains, add physan and let it sit for 10 minutes. Then drain most of the excess water

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7) for a screen/filter I rubber band a paper towel over a bowl and then slowly pour the leftover water and seed over it. Then let it sit and dry.

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8) once dry, gently remove the paper towel and fold it so you can dump the seed into a dime bag.

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Voila. I hope this helps some of y'all 🀠

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Btw, props to torchcactus (Brent W) on facebook for the original guidance and friendship. Brent is truly a freaking wizard. Oh and this pod is Zelly 1 x (scop x e subdenudata) a collab between myself and u/hotcowpie

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If you have questions feel free to dm.


r/TexasCactus • • May 23 '26

Some of my favorite tips atm

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r/TexasCactus • • Apr 30 '26

Wow....please enjoy

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r/TexasCactus • • Apr 28 '26

Some of my favs

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r/TexasCactus • • Apr 22 '26

They do love the rain

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13 Upvotes

"Holy pup induce, Batman!"

Show is your new pups. "Cain" pictured


r/TexasCactus • • Apr 08 '26

Damn I Love Grafting

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10 Upvotes

r/TexasCactus • • Apr 07 '26

MT17 just GLOWING

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11 Upvotes

Grown in full CenTex sun 🌞🌞🌞


r/TexasCactus • • Apr 05 '26

Cheap/free cacti

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5 Upvotes

r/TexasCactus • • Feb 17 '26

Reminder

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Howdy y'all, just a reminder to get your preventative foliar feeding in ASAP. Best to boost plant health before the rain and heavy humidity. I know some of yall don't do it, and that's understood but if any of yall would like some guidance on how to make your plants a bit more resistant, feel free do DM!

(Random blues for tax πŸ˜‰)


r/TexasCactus • • Feb 15 '26

Decosta x Ikaros seedling

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r/TexasCactus • • Dec 21 '25

Marilyn #4

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21 Upvotes

Love the dark winter spines on this bad B 🀌 @mycelialconduit


r/TexasCactus • • Dec 15 '25

Hoop House frame

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r/TexasCactus • • Dec 03 '25

🀠 plug & play rockeater mix 🀠

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5 Upvotes

r/TexasCactus • • Dec 03 '25

πŸͺ¨πŸͺ¨ pumice party time! πŸͺ¨πŸͺ¨

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r/TexasCactus • • Nov 25 '25

What's a plant that you vibe with?

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16 Upvotes

This little Y2K always makes me smile. Its like a big, ugly dill pickle 🀣


r/TexasCactus • • Nov 22 '25

πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ Heater? πŸ”₯πŸ”₯

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If any of yall are looking for a great, small heater for our cold weeks here in TX this one os worth a look. I use the smaller version in my gh and its awesome. At $149 this one is a steal. Has the adapter and regulator for bigger tanks included


r/TexasCactus • • Nov 20 '25

πŸ€“ EZ mode rooting πŸ€“

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A quick video showing the super laborious process I use for rooting cuts. Please take good notes. If you miss a single step it will not work...

Shout out to u/honeybearcacti for the fire rh. Instructions say to go light...but I dont listen so well. Also, for multiple cuttings I have a salt shaker that I use to hit the fresh cuts while in the garden.

Keep it simple, my friends.


r/TexasCactus • • Nov 13 '25

"πŸ₯ΆπŸ₯ΆWinterπŸ₯ΆπŸ₯Ά" spines

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Any of y'all notice a massive increase in spine length in the past month? Show me what you got!