Trichocereus

[Spurious]

Somewhat like the member Dragibus, I too have a reasonable cactus garden. Included in it are the usuals, the pachanois, peruvianus, and a few bridgesii monstrose aka Penis plant, cordobensis and now quite a few Hoodia gordonii.

 

(Hi Gomaos, is that elusive species Dragibus curiousa still growing well? SL. ;-) )

 

 

When i get my digi camera fixed (or get a new one) I'll take some pics.

[F420]

Hey Spurs,

 

Weakprik here(my old nick).

 

Hows it hanging mate?

 

I cant wait to see pics of ya garden, and what the *** is a penis plant , dont let it near my Mrs. :reallyexcited:

 

anyways good seeing ya around again.

 

Ferengi

[Pure]

Nice collection

 

can't wait for some pics

[Spurious]

Thanks guys, nice to be back.

 

 

 

T. bridgesii var. monstrose (Penis plant)

[Spurious]

hmmmmm..... no edit? Here's a pic, but many individuals have few or no spines at all.

 

http://www.collectorscorner.com.au/Cacti/Landscaping%20Pictures/JCPFS45.JPG

[Pure]

Yeah sorry working on the edit button today they changed the settings allot in the new version of the boards

 

 

edit : all fixed now

[Luke Skywalker]

Bewdiful.

 

Hard to grow?

[Pure]

Bewdiful.

 

Hard to grow?

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Compaired to your orchids luke cacti are very easy to grow and care for imo anyway

[Spurious]

Yeah, they won't thrive, but they'll certainly survive, on sheer neglect.

[Luke Skywalker]

Compaired to your orchids luke cacti are very easy to grow and care for imo anyway

 

 

Nah, it's not that hard, just a matter of having the right conditions at the right time of year for em.

 

How 'bout the flowers? Does it have nice blooms? Where does it come from and what conditions does it like, etc.... Just thinking about complimenting the orchids with the occasional cacti/succulent meself now...