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ah well... i just though the ribs were looking a bit plumper than the norm cereus... wishful thinking

thanks... it was a cutting btw, so its stoutness may not represent its actual growth habits

seriously though... i used to see those around a bit, so I went to the trouble to ID. From memory, they wernt known to be especially toxic, but ofcourse, I wouldn't eat them

never mind

they look a lot like mushrooms, very common this time of year

i have a bunch of various cacti and succulents for sale as a bulk lot. Please make an offer, postage is extra, and I dont know how much. Ill take offers for a couple of days, and sell to highest bidder.I dont know how to add captions. From what I know of the species, amongst them are a serpent cactus, cereus sp, cereus x sp. old man of the andes, mamillia, trich sp., and others unknown

I originally thought this was a cereus, but having a look the other day, the ribs made me think it was maybe a trich, any ideas.... sorry about the poor photos, and i cant be stuffed going to take more.

its a thread

this is quite dumb.

i believe I have some of that... but the mother plant was quite a bit taller than what truca suggests macrogonus will grow, although, the spines are generally shorter thank the peruv that I have

receive these today.... thanks heaps for your generosity ed!!

you have to tick some box if u want to save your sent msg's

if u make an announcement about a milestone post, u have to give something away.

woot

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