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Hi guys,

had this given to me as a gift and have no idea what it could be. Has recently started growing big dildo's out it's sides so I though that may help identification.

Let me know if you have any ideas.

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The big dildos are flower buds by the way

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http://cactiguide.com/article/?article=article3.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cereus_repandus

they seem to share names in this genus :)

:innocent_n:

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So after some quick googling it seems I might even get edible fruit from Cereus peruvianus. That's a bonus

And they have the potential to get HUGE!!

Thanks guys :lol:

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You should get some fruit if there is another cereus around to cross pollinate it. I am pretty sure they can't pollinate themselves

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yeah you need some pollen from another plant..opens at dusk closed my midday..1 chance only .any of your trich's flowering..that can work...but cereus pollen is best.....& the fruit is awesome........

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they split open when ripe...............

find a few mates for it....

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looks like a lot like what is quite common in my region as an ornamental

not a C. peruvianus I would say,

cereus hildmannianus could be one good guess name for this almost spineless cereus, eg might know more names for spineless cerei

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