Just want to know the rest of these guys' names

Here is a neat one. Have no idea where to start ID-ing this one

Thanks! You guys are awesome!

I have been asked to ship some of my plants to some new customers, but I want to make sure I know exactly what they are before I go sending them all over the country willy nilly. Thanks for your help guys! I love cactiguide!

A friend sent me a link to this today. Super Cute! She uses crushed teddy grahams to make a sand-like 'top dressing' !!

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The collapsed base is firm and doesn't give to any pressure. The new pads are a normal firmness, and the black patches are the same consistency. If it grows a new pad I will remove it right away to try and grow and entirely new plant. Thanks for the tip!

It didn't freeze this year, and its about 60 degrees at night right now.

Happy summer everyone! I have here what I believe is an opuntia with a repeating problem. I rescued it from a hoarded house, and the base of the plant is a collapsed pad from a previous near-death experience. Since I have had it, lavished it with lots of TLC, it has managed to grow two new pads over...

Thanks for the advice, cant wait to try again!

Oh I have no doubts its irreversible. I would just like to see some new green growth; a sign it is feeling better!

I have attempted to grow cacti from seed at least four times, and the same thing always happens to them. Granted, I got the seeds from a supermarket in a kit and may not have been the best seeds, but I am sure the fault is mine. When the seedlings are about an inch tall, they will inevitably 'deflat...

Hello all, I have been putting off seeking advice on this subject, as I thought I could turn things around by moving this plant to a different location, repotting it, and seeing what happens. It hasn't improved much, and I am at a loss as to what is going on. It appears to be a sunburned plant, but ...

Thanks everyone!

I recently acquired a whole bunch of 'rescue' cacti. Some I have never seen before! I am going to inquire about this one first. perhaps a Rebutia? I know thats a huge family but that's all I got so far

Ive got a lovely crassula tetragona in my possession that I have had for a few years. Over the last year or so, it has shed alot of its 'needles' and so now, it has a tall stalk with needles only at the ends. It looks pretty sad, and I know that they can keep them down the whole stalk; so what has h...