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Ginormous cactus + San Pedro? ID (SE QLD)

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First cactus:

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BASE:

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Next absolutely massive one, what the heck is this?

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Hi Jaurk, both are cereus sp. Will check if i can say what exact species it may be later. bye Eg

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Well, it looks very spineless so i´d think it may be Cereus Repandus. Im just watching a fascinating tumour resection on a horses ovary in TV and im no expert in multitasking but my first impulse is Repandus. bye Eg

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lol EG, poor horse

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lol yeah, it had the size of a watermelon. But resection was successful and Jolly Jumper made it through. Plus Tumour was benign. Great day and all are happy. Didnt get any smarter in the meanwhile so i still think its Repandus btw. bye Eg

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thats a beauty I use cereus for grafting of larger scions they take really easily. Is it your cacti?

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No I don't own them unfortunately! I thought they looked really pretty and had always wondered what they were, so I finally posted the pics here :)

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i though raspandis was synonomous with peruviansus? :scratchhead: all part of the love hate relationship with cacti

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