Two flowers on my 44 year old Cereus jamacaru.

My Cereus jamacaru is 44 Years old that i got as a kid it reach a hight of 10 feet before i had to painfully cut it to move it... It wouldn't fit in the U-haul. My second oldest is a Euphorbia lactea cristata that's10 years old.

Kak tus, i agree. to see everyone's photos of their old cactus would be great. Along with how they came to acquire them.

DaveW thank you. What's the best way to cut them off? Is there something i should put on the main plant to help the sap from oozing onto it's self? I read to dip in root hormone just after cutting then let callous over, true or not. On my Cereus i always wait till planting but with the Euphorbia I'm...

TimN i would love to have a Seguaro but i would never reach it's full potential here in Oklahoma. A photo would be cool.

Readymade that's awesome, is it potted or in the ground? Would like to see photos.

Thanks anttisepp. After searching more i found out it is grafted and as you can see in the picture top right there's a arm that has reverted to Euphorbia trigona the host plant. So now I'm searching to see if i can propagate some cuttings, there's no good articles that give a definite answer. I woul...

That's awesome anttispp.. When i received my Cereus jamacaru i also received a seedling of Gymnocalycium saglionis and a Astrophytum myriostigma. My Gs i called my fish hook cactus, it got about the size of a large grapefruit. My AsM was about a foot tall before having to give them away. Would reall...

That's great to hear would like to see pictures.

Thanks anttiepp... Is the Euphorbia lactea cristata grafted or is the bottom stock really apart of it.

I know the biggest one with new growth is a Cereus jamacaru it's from main cactus. The skinny one was given to me about 10 years ago along with the coral/brain looking one any idea on their names and or origins... Thank you.

Hi everyone I'm new to CG, I've never really worried about what kind of cactus i have. Yet in the last few years people that i have given cuttings to have asked. At 9 i was given a bunch of starters from a couple that made decorative cactus pots. Some died most giveaway but my baby that is now 44 an...

Thanks DaveW, the flowers are smooth and after more searching it looks like it's a {Cereus jamacaru}. The description is the same especially the thick woody trunk, long needles and smooth white flowers with very light pink tips.

My 44 year old baby that I've has since i was 10.

A day time picture of my cactus may help in identifying it.