u/Floratopia

My Browningia hertlingiana soaking up the heatwave

bridgesii

Striations and good vibrations

For Sale: Aloe dichotoma

Size: 25” tall from soil line

Asking: $125 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: Cereus monstrosa ‘Cereusly Blue’

Size: 21” tall

Asking: $25 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: TPM

Size: 20-24” tall x 2.5-4” thick

Asking: $35 Before 🛳️ing

Correlating letters (A-F) are written at the bottom of each cutting. These were cut over a month ago and are ready to be planted.

This is my favorite clone/cultivar of Cereus monstrosa

For Sale: Euphorbia resinifera

Size: 5 Gallon Pot

Asking: $25 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: Trichocereus cuzcoensis

Size: 33” X 4.5” (never grafted)

Asking: $85 Before 🛳️ing

Consolea rubescens, one Opuntiod that has never caused me pain.

For Sale: Cyphostemma juttae

Size: She thicccc

Asking: $125 Before 🛳️ing

Excited to grow my Euphorbia drupifera from seed as I only have one plant and am not yet ready to make cuttings on her

For Sale: Totem Twizzlers AKA Lophocereus schottii monstrosa spiralis

Size: 12-16” rooted cuttings A,B,C & D

Asking: $35 Before 🛳️ing

My favorite species of Tree Aloe

For Sale: Tephrocactus geometricus

Size: 3.25” pot (5 Heads & Bonus Flower)

Asking: $62.50 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: TPM

Size: 20” tall x 3.5” thick

Asking: $40 Before 🛳️ing

About a month ago I found rot on my Adenium. Luckily I was able to perform surgery before it got too bad and hopefully saved its life. As a thank you it’s now bare root blooming as a thank you I infer. Time to replant it and hope for better days.

I don’t know if it’s monstrous or just a rib shifter but this is the dopest Mexican fence post I ever did see

As a seller of tons of cactus cuttings I’m constantly asked how to root said cuttings, so I’m making this post to refer to:

1st) After the cutting has calloused over I fill up the bottom of my pot with my customized porous cactus mix. I personally stay away peat moss

2nd) I make a layer of pumice or crushed lava rock or perlite or a combination of the three and plant the cutting into into said inorganic matter.

3rd) I add another layer of inorganic matter above that surface to stabilize the cutting and ensure no organic matter touches the cut surface.

Lastly) I’ll either fill up the pot with pumice or I’ll add my cactus mix and then add topdressing (some kind of crushed decorative stone.

I always write on my pots the height of the cutting in the pot when I potted it along with the date I planted it for reference. I generally won’t water my cutting for 3 weeks to a month. I don’t wiggle or check for roots until a year later as to not disturb the rooting process.

This is my personal process. People always have their unique or different ways for doing things so no need to be critical of my process if yours is different. To each their own.

I finally replaced the Cyphostemma currorii I killed with another one. I mounded it more and planted it in about 75% pumice and crushed lava rock. Praying this is the difference maker to keep her alive 🙏🏾