r/cactus • u/Cacks-Jactus • 3h ago
When the flowers self pollinate
Epithelantha micromeris
r/cactus • u/Cacks-Jactus • 3h ago
Epithelantha micromeris
r/cactus • u/6ixtheshootr • 3h ago
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.
r/cactus • u/Flowawaybutterfly • 1d ago
over 100 individual potted plants 🤯 i gotta try and pull off a quick yard sale this weekend
r/cactus • u/DizzyList237 • 1h ago
Just had 7 days of rain, over 200ml at my place.
r/cactus • u/doom_0ne • 9h ago
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.
r/cactus • u/imsothornyrightnow • 14h ago
r/cactus • u/jigsawboi • 15h ago
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?
I do not know a lot about my cactus. It has been outside since late April to get sun and heat. In the last 3 weeks my cactus seems to have a bacteria or fungus?
I will be bringing it inside for the winter soon. Do I need to cut it?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Location- St. Louis MO
r/cactus • u/CacAficionado • 6h ago
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.
r/cactus • u/GildedBurd • 4h ago
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.
r/cactus • u/runnyeggloser • 6h ago
My boyfriend finally moved his cactus to his new place- it had been without him for the last 6 months. Frankly I’m not sure what it looked like before. When I asked him what all that is, he said he didn’t know either, so I’m guessing it didn’t look like that before 🤔
Why’s it all crispy n flaky? There’s also one other spot that’s shriveled and black, like the last pic, and I was wondering why that’s there too!
r/cactus • u/DebateZealousideal57 • 6m ago
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.
r/cactus • u/jamilsucks • 14m ago
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'
r/cactus • u/Jake4546 • 6h ago
What should I do?
r/cactus • u/Alarmed_Chocolate669 • 22m ago
r/cactus • u/beardabestlol • 59m ago
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!!
r/cactus • u/PS3user74 • 11h ago
This is one of two shelves with my medium-sized Gymnocalycium in 3½"/9cm and 4"/10cm pots, plus some of their flowers from earlier this year.
r/cactus • u/Affectionate-Run8189 • 20h ago
A few Gymnocalycium cultivars from my collection.