type- o , you are right. i dunno why i put caespitosa, was out of it.

i agree with them lol

it looks like mammillaria dixanthocentron. But there are so many mammillaria and hybrids i could be completely wrong lol. wait till the experts weigh in. nice plant tho

When importing lophophora, usda and aphis states that only williamsii is controlled but not regulated by the usda or aphis. I find that quite interesting. diffusa, fricii, pass through customs checks

i use a 10% organic and 90% inorganic on my loph soil. im in the midwest so soil mediums are hard to come by. i use black gold cactus mix and sift it. then 30% turface mvp, 30% pumice, 30% lava rock. Could be getting a little stressed from the sun. But im not completely sure. Im sure someone with mo...

New to the forum, need to be more active on here. Cheers friends!

Nice job! I have an obesa i need to try this method with

Vipassana wrote: ↑Wed Nov 25, 2020 2:35 am The first is an Espostoa of some variety, maybe lanata?; I have one similar in my yard. It has white/tan flowers.

The second is Trichocereus brevispinulosus.

Thank you very much! I was guessing Espostoa but wasn't completely sure

Anyone have any ideas on these two bois. Thanks for the input!!

mikethecactusguy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 16, 2020 12:26 am Ok Aiko
Who sells them cheaper and who sends then to California?
Thanks
Mike M

yes i would like to know who ships to the states as well. mike would you recommend that site you say you ordered from? i don't mind spending a little more if i can actually get it.

... The temp usually ranges 65-70 in that room. Thank you all for your time and any tips will be greatly appreciated! Some of the species will be dormant and some might grow. Grow lights mast be much closer to plants to provide sufficient light conditions. Using sunlight (bringing plants closer to ...

These cacti should be carefully watered just if their stems are in active growth. Temps you mentioned are rather winter ones for Mexico and other subtropics where these originate. Cacti of such a size will not dry out or die if kept dry for next 4 - 5 months. If your daytime temps are 65-70f I'd ex...

These cacti should be carefully watered just if their stems are in active growth. Temps you mentioned are rather winter ones for Mexico and other subtropics where these originate. Cacti of such a size will not dry out or die if kept dry for next 4 - 5 months. Thank you for the advice, I have yet to...

thanks! stenocereus thurberi