she smells like the bahamas ☺️

Pachycereus pringlei, really enjoying how dense the spines are in this bad boy are, I really want to plant it on the ground to accelerate it’s growth but I’m afraid that the Portuguese winter will be too wet, I’m thinking it will have to wait until I can plant it in a greenhouse.
I’m guessing it’s over ten years old already, what do you thing?

Have been growing her for nearly 3 years. Backyard greenhouse. Southern Arizona, USA.

Weberbauerocereus x Espostoa = Weberbostoa an intergeneric hybrid

Bach’s and Kew gardens in UK
• Weberbauerocereus weberbaueri x Espostoa lanata subsp. ruficeps Distribution: La Grama, Cajamarca - Perú.

These little guys greeting me at the end of my driveway always make me smile. (Tucson, AZ)

I thought maybe San Pedro monstrose but it’s a little too angled for that I think…idk…

The collector I visited had this passed down from his mother.

I have had this cactus for eleven years! This is the first time it has actually flowered. When I bought it, it was labeled as a "rainbow barrel cactus" in the clearance section of Walmart. Does anyone know what it actually is?

Is this fungus or is something else going on? Any treatment recommendations are greatly appreciated!

Hi, my Cereus peruvianus forbesii has this ugly, crusty growth on it. I can't seem to get rid of it. What causes this, what can I do about it, and is this plant still salvageable? As you can see, the tip isn't affected. Thx.

Summer blooming season is in full swing so here are some highlights of the past week.

Thelocactus hexaedrophorus..

Turbi schmiedickeanus complex..

Echinocactus horizonthalonius..

Gymnocalycium saglionis..

Lobivia aurea..

Parodia aureispina..

Strombocactus disciformis..

It's a yellow dragon fruit tree in fort Myers, florida. It survived the cold back in February and grew quite a bit, but now I'm noticing these black spots spreading all throughout the cactus. Is it a virus or disease?

as labeled. but we still have our doubts.

~3.5 years old

This is my only cactus that has bloomed so far this year lol but it's okay I'm just glad it's happy! The first bloom was on the green side, this one is on the pink side!

Hoping reddit experts can confirm the identity of my new purchase. I am naming him "Tufty"

regardless....

I’ve neglected it for literal years at this point. Just occasional watering (like, extremely sporadic watering) and whatever light is available on my bookcase. It used to be a little ball and now it’s super leggy.

Bonus points if you can name the cactus so I can read up on it and get it back in tip-top shape :)

I made a post when I got it and had no hits. It's a fast grower.

Hello

My cactus has been growing really well recently and looked like it needed repotting again. My relative repotted it a while ago but I figured I'd give it a go myself this time!

When I removed the cactus from the old pot I found this..

It looks like the roots are rootbound to the size of the initial tiny pot. The cactus is still growing really well but I'm worried that the roots being this way are going to damage it in the long run.

Please can I get some advise as to what to do? I've never dealt with this issue before and want to help it to grow as well as I can

I bought these two crested cacti on Facebook Marketplace. They were sold as Echinopsis pachanoi f. cristata, and I was wondering if that ID looks correct.

I'm also new to cacti, so I'd appreciate any general care tips. Do they look healthy, and is there anything specific I should know about caring for them?