Albums
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Genetically unique
A collection of seed-grown specimens.
- Album created by fyzygy
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Urban tribes Pach #1 X Scop "Juan"
- Album created by Habanos
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- 2 images
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Ungrafted competition
I think this ladybird deserves a some exotic cacti seeds for her ungrafting efforts, she clearly has a natural ungrafting talent
- Album created by absinthium
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April 22 - October 28
- Album created by Black Rainbow
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- 2 images
- 7 image comments
- 2 images
- 7 image comments
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18.8.2018 freaky tips
- Album created by Black Rainbow
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- 4 images
- 1 image comment
- 4 images
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Sydney garden
- Album created by aguacolla
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- 3 images
- 2 image comments
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Cactaceae Noob
noobing efforts to grow Cacti, courtesy of Wile E. Peyote
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withdrawl clinic
Eileen and super pedro in small pot, but flowering!
I had the super pedro 3m tall, and it never flowered, than I planted those cuttings in a pot and the super pedro flowered!!
my instincts tells me, maybe the super pedro could "feel" Eileen, and as such, produced a flower in hope to produce seeds, just an idea...
but probably it had planed to flower, when it was still 3m tall.
all pedros got destroyed,or greatly reduced in size, after the blanket law.
- Album created by withdrawl clinic
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- 5 images
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Trichocereus Freaks
A few cactus freaks from my garden
- Album created by Inyan
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- 35 images
- 47 image comments
- 35 images
- 47 image comments
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Trichocereus scopulicola x Trichocereus terscheckii
Zelly hybrid
- Album created by Inyan
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- 15 images
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- 15 images
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Cactus Fence
Cacti make great fences. post pics here of cactus that you think would make a good fence able to keep livestock and even dogs contained.
Self propagating, self repairing, what more could you want from a fence?
Edible, Scented, medicinal, attractive, bird feeding.
- Album created by woodwoman
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some cactus looking nice after the rain
- Album created by Strontium Dawg
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- 11 images
- 5 image comments
- 11 images
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T. bridgesii 'Short Spine'
Found by PD amongst a patch of 'Psycho0' and is most likely a hybrid of.
- Album created by interbeing
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