I was moving my plants to garage for winter, from my basement and noticed this off coloring at the base. I had several other cactus in the tent and nothing else shows anything like this. This is a graft stock, for a lophophora, if that matters. Any Ideas?
These boys are all meat 👽🍆
The largest fruits from a 3lb grow bag grow.
I scored this beast a few months back from u/tee_jay_kay back in April. She is pushing her first pup!! First pic was april, and the 2
others are present day. It has tripled its size.
This pc rootstock spit this pup a couple of weeks ago. Should I remove it? Is it pulling energy from the TBM graft?
I'm sure this meme has passed through, though I have never seen it. Got a giggle out of it. Credit to Jordan.Carver.77 on IG
Scooped this melty little mama from u/imdavesbud TBM Clone C in a 75% inorganic, topdressed with calcined clay.
I just harvested the 9th ochra flush from a 27qt tub I started in early april. Only produced 8-10 fruits. But some big ones.
This is a partial harvest of my 1st flush of Nakilla ( Makilla Gorilla x Ochra). I harvested about 40% of the flush. These were the most mature, I didn't want the tub to go to spore. As I pulled each one there seems to be little to no sporulation. I left the rest to mature a for 16-24 more hrs. These are being grown in 27qt mono, cvg sub w/ a pseudo casing at S2B on 26April2026. I'm anticipating around 700g wet from this first push. Largeest fruit so far was around 50g, avging around 30g. Hoping the second brings some chonkers.
Love the FF genetics! I got 5 flushes from his Natal Hills. It would have kept producing but I needed the room, Tossed the cake in my compost pile. she if she fruits out there.
I have his Tex Goldies, Toque, Pumpkin Monkey Buisness, Snape, El Dragon, and Moon Bit. I'm gonna scoop the psilocybe mexicana and Ochraceocentra GC next.
I bought a butt graft on a PC rootstock. It was sold as "lightly rooted". I am skeptical about planting this in the dirt this way and was looking for feedback on whether it's good to go? It was cut at a termination point that looks to be callused but the center looks kinda funky. I'm new to catci so I don't want to screw it up and get rot. I know they are hardy, but don't want any unnecessary setbacks if i can help it.
Just out in town and swung past a nursery. Found this. Is it just an avg Trichocereus Pachanoi?