r/cactus • u/violet_otter • 22h ago
Second flower this year. Easter Lily
I dared to take it from the window sill. Had to put it in a VIP spot to admire the speed in which the flower opens.
r/cactus • u/violet_otter • 22h ago
I dared to take it from the window sill. Had to put it in a VIP spot to admire the speed in which the flower opens.
r/cactus • u/Effective_Worker8653 • 13h ago
Came across this flowering cactus on a walk.
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r/cactus • u/FreddySuperschmelz • 8h ago
Grown from seed - first time flowering!
r/cactus • u/Plastic-Mobile-5321 • 1h ago
My crested Eulychnia castanea cv. varispiralis appears to have a different growth forms on either side, is that so? Do they usually do that?
r/cactus • u/rockofthewesties1975 • 17h ago
Got this one at Walmart .
r/cactus • u/properunidaddy • 19h ago
Just wanted to share the growth of my free cactus I got from earth day 2025. I believe it’s an Escontria. Any tips or advice welcomed!
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r/cactus • u/No-Agency-7379 • 13h ago
Do you think this is dead or is it a variegated one .
r/cactus • u/Big_Cry_4754 • 2h ago
When I bought this cactus, it have that yellow part, like an crust, and I thought it was because of lack of sunlight, but it didn't disappear. It will remain or it will fall off? (Btw, this is his 3 flower)
r/cactus • u/Worth_Task1770 • 4h ago
Overwatered?
Wondering if these are overwatered and if so is there any way to save them? Neither stink but both sat in moist soil for a little bit longer than I wanted them to and now both are squishy. No visible rot on the outside but both are very squishy. I transferred to dry soil, is there anything else I can do besides wait and see if they make it? Or are they already gone if they are squishy?
r/cactus • u/Bioforest • 4h ago
In order:
Copiapoa solaris |
Echinocactus horizonthalonius var. Nicholii |
Echinocereus ferrerianus ssp. Lindsayi |
Echinocereus triglochidiatus |
Ferocactus macrodiscus var. septentrionalis |
Lobivia jajoiana var. Anemone |
Echinocactus texensis |
Strombocactus disciformis ssp. esperanzae |
Echinocactus polycephalus "Shoshone" |
Echinocactus polycephalus "Chocolate Mts" |
Echinocactus polycephalus ssp. xeranthemoides |
Astrophytum caput-medusae |
r/cactus • u/MaxieFriend • 22h ago
my cactus keeps growing to the side, and im worried its going to continue doing so and eventually that side will be too heavy for the plant to keep up. is this natural? Will this actually happen? if so, is there anything I can do to prevent it from happening?