I noticed a few black spots on my Psychoo bridgesii.
Is this normal, or ✂️? My soil is 50/50 cactus soil/ perlite and I only water it when the soil has been dry for a while.
I’m about to buy this peyote. Is it possible that it’s caespitose, or is it just an old peyote? Thanks!
(I don’t know if it’s worth it for 35 bucks->The biggest one is 2 inch )
Interestingly, both reverted pieces are bicephalous, but that’s about where the similarities end. One looks pretty monstrous and unusual, while the other looks surprisingly normal and healthy.
Same plant, same reversion… completely different outcomes.
I decided to cut them off and pot them separately to see how they develop from here,The monstrous one has started to split a little at the junction between the two heads I’m not sure if I should leave them connected or separate them.🌵🤔
macrogonus × pachanoi. The lighting doesn’t really do it justice — it’s even more beautiful and much bluer in person. 🩵(Damn fingerprint… 😅)
I grew this Trichocereus bridgesii from seed, and it’s developing pups , with completely spineless areas. Some of the growth looks quite similar to TBM (“penis cactus”).
Could this be a natural monstrose mutation that appeared from seed, or is this normal growth?
The second photo shows one of the new pups starting to emerge. Any thoughts? 🌵
Grafting cacti at 5am is not a great idea….
J'ai des jeunes plants de peyotl (4 mm, 2 mois). Quelqu'un saurait-il comment les greffer sur des porte-greffes Geometrizan ou Pachanoi ? Merci.
Burj Khalifa lol
Mother : chavìn x lemmy (my favorite)
Baby : zamnesian
I just bought these seeds: TBM-A (mother) × DBA Silvia (father).
Do you think this was a good deal? I’m curious to see what traits the seedlings might inherit