r/sanpedrocactus

Image 1 — Let’s submit some cac! Colorado Psychedelic Cup
Image 2 — Let’s submit some cac! Colorado Psychedelic Cup

Let’s submit some cac! Colorado Psychedelic Cup

https://pcodenver.com/cup/

Just wanted to raise awareness about this awesome thing going on. There is a category for cacti potency. Let’s enter some cacs!! Apparently they haven’t had many submissions in the cacti category compared to mushrooms.

u/_DUDEMAN — 4 hours ago

Juuls Giant x Len from u/Exact_Perspective-75 deciding to crest…

Always something interesting happening in the garden.

u/stewvanavich — 5 hours ago

A while back we got hit by a hail storm. A lot of my plants got hit . Happy to report they all healed from the damage and some are throwing pups. Last picture is an apple cactus I thought got killed by the cold this spring, I cut back all the soft mushy spots and sulfured and it’s coming back too.

u/Grizzlyt7337 — 12 hours ago

Flowers

Remember this plant my friend has?

People asked about the flowers, so check the next picture!

It's 🔥 🔥.

u/Felix_Letreven — 15 hours ago

Black Spot

Hey everyone. Curious if anyone has seen a black spot like this on top of their cactus and know what it is? Thank you!

u/BakePrestigious5532 — 14 hours ago
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I love these things

I feel like these are the adult version of those Grow Animals/Sea Creatures I used to play with as a kid, I loved them. These things show growth just about as fast as those and when you forget about it for a few days and come back the growth is very noticeable. I am not sure if my love for collecting things I get super into or my love for those grow capsules out ways one or the other but definitely both have helped with the passion. And my love for nature in general. I used to travel around a lot and never could keep plants or animals but now that I am more of a home body I am able to get after it and care for things more. I move these around daily chasing the sun but I definitely want to get these into the ground in a safe spot all year round. Moving everything multiple times a day is a lot of work. How many others do the same or started off moving them daily and chasing the sun?

u/desert_forestvibes — 21 hours ago

A before and after from a friend

I sent a friend a few thousand cacti and this is one of them.

Misplant genetics, of course.

u/Felix_Letreven — 1 day ago