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There is a torrent of 1.5 GB called "Trichocereus in South America" that is almost 2k pictures of our favorite Cacti.

It makes a good screen-saver.
 
TBM with terscheckii and bridgesii in background, and a torch arm peaking out. And some cool prickly pears, thinking about making a jam or something tasty. Any one know any good recipes?
 

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1. Front: peruvianus, rear: bridgesii

2. Front 3: bridgesii, back left: peruvianus, back middle and right: Pachanoi

3. Front: bridgesii rear: lophophora williamsii

4. Garden
 

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Daaaannngg I would love to have a garden that size, DG!

Here's a few pics of my lovely cacti. My two big pachanois each had multiple flower buds, but only one matured. There was a bit of rot around each bud, I think caused by dew. I had them outside for quite a while, but brought them back in because it was getting wet.

The new growth is quite skinny, will it get fatter with age? This is my first year growing cacti.

As you can see, my torch is incognito. A shifty one, that is.
 

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Beautiful! I have finally aquired a cactus that i am proud of. I has lots of big pups, and im going to chop the growing tip off to be rooted, and plant the root system with the pups..s
 

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Nice guys!
@mr peabody- they may never gain the same girth as they did in their original environment
but they might given time and good light ( they will grow skinny if next to a window )

i've got some new pics but am too lazy now to post
 
some recent shots
all the new cuttings now rooted and ready to be moved into the GH
and all safe and snug in the greenhouse

:)
 

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dg are you in the northwest? what temperatures are its like where you are?
I live on the west coast of the pacific northwest and i want to grow cacti in a greenhouse. Is it possible to leave them in there year round as long as it doesn't frost?
what's too hot for a cactus?
 
youll be fine in a green house, keep it closed when it is cold, and open up when warm, to vent out humidity (humidity is your main enemy, they can handle below freezing temps if they are dry)
warm temps below 100*f are best, notice the shade cloth i use. keeps them from sunburn, and growing too yellow
 
looks good wearepeople
are those your cacti?
an awful lot of the predominant pedro cultivar- a commercial grow op?
 
dg said:
looks good wearepeople
are those your cacti?
an awful lot of the predominant pedro cultivar- a commercial grow op?

They're not mine, whew I wish they were!

Yeah its a commercial grow op.

This place has hundreds of them in all different sizes.
 
Here is my collection of cacti. the table shot is basically all i have cacti wise with a lil golden barrel, a penis plants i just got and the nice furry old man of the andes. then the big guy is my bridgesii with its new pups enjoy :D
 

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