Parodia werneri is a solitary plant. Your plant is obviously offsetting and the amber spines are characteristic of notocactus ottonis

Dodi Russell wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2020 4:34 am Parodia ottonis ?

I agree with this ID. One of my ottonis forms has many ribs like this. Looks like it has many offsets too which also supports this ID

Opuntia pads, ficus indica specially, have been great for me. A bit awkward to graft on but grows extremely fast. Polaskia is also a good stock since it's related to myrtillocactus

I'm gonna chime in on #1 and say it's more likely to be lophocereus schottii. Could also be a myrtillo but it would have to be bigger to know for sure. 2 is possibly gymnocalycium schickendantzii. Your id is right for 3. I want to say mammillaria celsiana for 4 but could be something else.

1. Gymnocalycium, maybe horridispinum. Not sure which
2. Myrtillocactus schenckii or hybrid with polaskia
3. Melocactus warasii
4. Mammillaria karwinskiana
5. Gymnocalycium pflanzii
6. Mammillaria zeilmanniana
7. Echinopsis/trichocereus. Could use more light

What is that potting media? It looks like a clay-loam to me While i maintain a highly gritty mix, all the local growers grow their cacti in very heavy clay soil. Sometimes they mix peat in. To be honest, their plants look much better than mine but i like hard grown plants. I triend a mix that has a...

Here's a photo i took back in summer from the full sun area: IMG_0166-768x1024.jpg On a side note, we've had storms before at temperatures hit 4 degrees before at night with no problems. This time it's gonna hit 1-2 on a clear night which means it's almost definitely gonna freeze. I better light sok...

Licespray wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 1:26 am Don’t s’pose you got any pics of the big columnar behind and to the left? I’m curious what it is.

It's pachycereus pringlei

I wanna say euphorbia mammillaris but i'm not that sure

I would say thrixanthocereus blossfeldiorum.

First i was almost sure it's euphorbia handiensis but the small triangles at the rib bases (zoom in to see) point to euphorbia echinus

This is poison for slugs and snails. Snails have eaten more than 100 gymnocalycium baldianum hybrid seedlings ](*,) What is the brand? How does it work? It kills on contact or the snail have to eat them in order to die? Thanks Unfortunately i ripped the brand name. These are methaldehyde pellets. S...

For me, schlumbergera
For the general populous, echinomastus maybe?

Amazing!

Edwindwianto wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 9:31 am What is that blue granules on top of the media?

This is poison for slugs and snails. Snails have eaten more than 100 gymnocalycium baldianum hybrid seedlings