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What do I do

This guy is way too tall. Can I cut the cactus into like 4/5 prices and have them propagate?

u/j-jones2 — 19 hours ago
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Blooming cactus

Anyone know what kind of cactus/succulent these guys are?

u/TiDoBos — 3 days ago
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Is this sunburn?

Are these brown spots on my blue Myrtle cactus ? sunburn? They’re not a bugs. Just wondering if they need to be removed for health reasons or if they can stay and keep growing with scars

u/Menacing_mouse_421 — 1 day ago
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Dear God what have I done.

a wildly successful germination of Ferocactus latinspinus Devils Tongue. From a single seed pod. planted 3/25/26

u/Independent-Chart-56 — 3 days ago
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What to do with my neglected phallic friends...

Hello! I am completely oblivious about what cacti need and want. I don't water them during winter and drown them every couple of weeks during the warmer seasons.

These were put into a single pot years ago, and one of em wants to leave desperately. Can i carefully remove the small ones / start new pots with them?

Can cacti roots be extracted and will sprout into new soil? At this point, i am a bit scared to do anything. Have not really looked at resources - excuse my shot into the dark :)

u/Robertcheap — 2 days ago
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I’d please

So I know the one in the rear is a paper spine cactus. The front one was sold as the same but it’s CLEARLY something different. Any help is greatly appreciated

u/Menacing_mouse_421 — 3 days ago
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I’ve had this echeveria succulent for a about 6 months it’s been losing leaves

I water it once a week and sits in a west facing window. Any tips on how to save this plant?

u/aquatic_toasterizer — 3 days ago
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Isn’t he cute?

Recently brought home from a nursery about a week ago and repotted over the weekend. I love him and I want him to love me lol how long do you all wait to water in general, as well as after repotting?

u/madfromsad — 3 days ago
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22 days old seedlings

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u/drugsnhugss — 3 hours ago
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San Pedro Cactus

Hi, I got this San Pedro a couple weeks ago but I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do for it to promote growth. It’s currently hanging in my garage with lots of light, I’m hoping to move it inside today but it’s extremely heavy.

There’s a lot of corking on it, the original owner said it was damaged while moving at one point.

Any tips or suggestions are appreciated! TIA!

u/xeroxwruff — 4 days ago
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Does my Ming thing look healthy?

It’s planted outdoors in Central Valley California and it has two very distinctive colors in it. A deep green and a bluish color. This plant get full sun daily. A little respite in the afternoon from a neighbor’s tree until the sun shifts to the north during summer. Then it will be eating sun for breakfast lunch and dinner

u/Menacing_mouse_421 — 3 days ago