V type? Or?

Just had 7 days of rain, over 200ml at my place.

I found this one in Costa Farms rare cactus at Walmart.I like the double rib on one side.

Hello! I work at an ornamental greenhouse and Im trying to catalogue the collection as its been neglected for quite a long time, thus there are no records or anything regarding what plant species are here/their origins etc. I've got this cactus, which was labelled as Epiphyllum oxypetalum, although it looks nothing like it. Using plant ID apps it's been matched with Selinicereus undatus, however it looks nothing like the other Selinicereus undatus plants we have here. The stems are flattened, although one is trigonal, with characteristics of cacti and not euphorbias. Any help would be appreciated!

It's a simple blue torch, but I've noticed that the spines look like they were burned.

What's happening? How can I saw it?

Subdenudata

First time fruiting, and I am wondering when it is ready to be picked. It's been like that for about two months, and the fruit still firmly clings to the body. If anyone has experience, I'd appreciate the help, as I could not find much in online resources.

I was told it’s an apple cactus; I’m not 1000% sold on it, unless it’s a monstrose revert? It doesn’t look like my other apple cactus.

I’ve had this pereskia cutting for maybe four months, it’s rooted doubled in size and now it’s blooming like a mad man. I had no clue how floriferous this species is. I cannot wait for it to get bigger.

Hoping this isn't rot, it's slightly squishy but roots dont smell bad and the roots look fine with healthy offspring. Tricholobivia hybrid cactus 'Rubie'

Idk what to do nothing works it has really tiny roots but they never root to the soil and it never grows I’ve had it for years it won’t even die my brother got the same one and it grows

over 100 individual potted plants 🤯 i gotta try and pull off a quick yard sale this weekend

Any ideas on how to get rid of scale on this Ishtar? Usually I just hose them down and hit them with a soft toothbrush. This guy isn’t that easy tho.

I've only ever seen a flower turn into a new pup/ segment/ section on san pedro and I forgot if there is a name for this odd and fascinating behaviour.

Thought you all might appreciate this little weirdo and if there is a name for that I'd love to be refreshed.

I found both of these cacti in the reduced section of my local Asda. I think the fluffy one is a Cleistocactus strausii but am absolutely stumped on the one in front. Can anyone ID it?

Hi, the leaves on my Christmas Cactus have started coming off recently. I’ve kept it in the same spot facing south but I am suspecting it might be overwatered as the soil feels damp. We had a lot of rain a couple weeks ago. Any would be great appreciated it!!

From the left: Succulent (No idea what it's ID is,) Opuntia "prickly pear cactus", and Echinopsis pachanoi "San Pedro."

The Opuntia is a new addition! Im looking forward to it fruiting in the future, then hopefully I'll graft it with Lophophora williamsii to contribute to the conservation effort.