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This thread is for cactus 'porn'. Show us what you got -- any type, big or small, columnar, globular...rectangular?

If you have a favorite, or something rare and unusual that you could teach us about please post some pics! I'm especially interested in all the forms of Trichocereus that seem to be named in Oz.

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Some cacti porn from my garden (addiction) that i have collected in 2009

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Here is what i have so far, i only started collecting around October last year, the majority of my cacti had no roots and there where no pups on any of them when i planted them throughout summer, so you can see how much they have grown, especially the large san pedro which has 5 pups now!

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Here's a few of mine..my garden is undergoing a transformation and I'm about to start an interesting grow log experiment so things are kinda all over the place..by next spring everything should be in place and look a bit better.

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is that empty pot waiting for Mike, and is that psych0 second in from the left of the empty pot?

looks like an interesting project... nice cacti :)

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Correct on both questions...just waiting on Mike and then its all systems go..will just tidy them up with some pebble mulch and name tag them all...there is a couple of un identified ones I will simply give them my own names till some one can id them properly.

Mike didn't come today... :( he will no doubt be sitting with his buddys in the stupid postal shed all Easter..oh well they are tough I hope they are anyways .

H.

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Grin...

Bleh... That's always the way when you're waiting on something... Spewing... Oh well - he's waiting patiently...

Good effort, it's really gonna be interesting to see the results...

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The left one is a Trichocereus Bridgesii Monstrose and the other two are some Trichocereus Peruvianus or Trichocereus Macrogonus! They have to be bigger for an ID! bye Eg

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wow rather..... wish my collection was that good, just got few small cuttings atm, tho i guess good things take time. heh will hav to get some pics of my collection to show

cheers

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Mac can you please ID the last cacti in your post?

Love that cacti saw the most amazing tall specimen out at this nursery we visited but have forgotten the name.

Peace

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Yep that's the one ME ...that mother plant we saw is definitely that...I can't remember if we saw any for sale though...?

H.

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Nice pics guys. I hope to get some pics of my Turbinicarpus collection soon. The last additions to the collection just arrived today, and 100 new seeds are popping up! Maybe I can make some friends in the USA here that will want to do some trading.

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Nope none for sale but if anyone has any cuts to share... :D

Freaking beautiful cactus.

Peace

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If i get a chance to go back to where i picked up that cutting ill see if i can get any more, they had one piece sectioned to be cut into logs

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Nope none for sale but if anyone has any cuts to share... :D

Know where there's plenty over here in NZ :D I have been meaning to pick a few up for a while now

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Interesting, that last pic looks like a true cuzcoensis, and the one above it looks like "KK242". I wish I could have an outdoor garden like that man!

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Ugh! The filth!! Stop it or I'll go blind B)

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Stitches, whats the the cactus in the last two photos, is it a monstrose or crested ariocarpus? looks very cool, never seen anything like it.

Nice photos everyone. :)

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Why yes, it's an obscenely oversized crested ariocarpus retusus. It looks like a space cabbage if you ask me! :lol:

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Whisperz man we should call you the "Peyote farmer"...damn nice little collection and superbly healthy lophs there...nice work.

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