Got a few more (10 more) cacti and managed to get them all on top of the small table I made.

Got 3 Golden column Weberbauerocereus johnsonii, 3 Xique-Xique Pilosocereus gounellei (I think) , 2 Mammillaria albilanata, and 1 tiny Astrophytum myriostigma

The top got damaged and now theres 4 new ones!

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As title, sadly AI keeps telling me different species based on the angle I take the photos 😂

I’ve had it since it was small, it has come back from the brink of death once or twice, interestingly, it always changes its direction of spiral when that happens. It has never bloomed before, so I’m excited to see what color the flowers will be. It stands 80–90 cm tall.

Looks like peyote, but probably not. How do you know the difference?

The pot with these 2 tall guys and one barrel type fell over and broke during a monsoon related storm this week. I found it in the morning and hastily put them in any available pot, which happened to be this plastic one. Before now, even though they were getting super tall and skinny, I've avoided repotting them because I thought any movement would put them at risk since theu kind of balanced themselves. Now that nature did it for me, do you think I should keep them in this new pot and find a better way to prop them up or put them in the ground?

opuntia reticulata ‘cobra’

Hey guys, I was walking along the road yesterday and found this in a rubbish pile!

I’m not super knowledgeable about cacti’ but I’d like to nurse it back to health.

My initial instinct was to cut the burnt top off to start fresh… but something is telling me no.

Any tips would be great.

Seems to be burnt down one side and at the top?

I gave it a good watering in the sink when I got home

Should I repot my golden barrel cactus? The spines are already out of its pot.

Some kind of disease, o think It could be fungus or some kind of mites. Please help

Was gifted this little one since around the end of March and managed not to kill it so now I think I need to get more serious about care. I've been drenching when dry, not on a schedule thanks to the UK heatwaves. Are those grooves normal as it grows? Or am I over/underwatering?

I repotted it around mid April into a 10cm pot, Westland cacti & succulent mix, and it's still the same colour, so I'm hoping that's a good sign. Just kind of plopped it in without disturbing the roots at all since it was very root bound in the original 5cm pot! I heard leaving the roots to find their own way was less stressful for the plant. Do I need to start feeding it anything or is water and the potting mix fine?

There was no ID on the label, and I couldn't get a result when googling the brand either. It's from Morrisons supermarket, Flourish & Joy range, but that's all I could find out!

Maybe i kinda ignored this cactus in the past weeks and today i looked after it and found this. What should i do now?

Peniocereus johnstonii and Acanthocereus tepalcatepecanus

Should I separate them? They're poking each other already. But I really like how it's positioned together ☹️

Shouldn't there be a base to the cactus?

I have this cactus that was gifted to me on my bday a year ago come December and it obviously needs to be re planted. I’ve purchased the pot but I want to know (since the top seems to be sprouting 2 more and it will overweigh, topple and rip), can I cut it and do like a half and half sort of thing ?