:D Hi- Short answer: Yes, they can. Long answer: From my experience, those plants don't need too much water for their survival. In contrast, overwatering is a guaranteed death sentence. Your weather condition is similar to mine, and YES, they can survive. In fact, they go dormant during the cold wi...

They are cultivars of Astrophytum asterias. The three larger ones are too young to tell if they will grow characteristics different from typical A. asterias, but the smaller one with the large flecks is the "Super Kabuto" cultivar. Care depends on where you will grow these, but A. asteria...

nachtkrabb wrote: ↑Thu Sep 29, 2022 7:56 pm ...it will grow real lovely, nice smelling flowers eventually.
They open around 2am in the night and close again about 12h laters.
Nice little guy. Good luck.

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They are cultivars of Astrophytum asterias. The three larger ones are too young to tell if they will grow characteristics different from typical A. asterias, but the smaller one with the large flecks is the "Super Kabuto" cultivar. Care depends on where you will grow these, but A. asteria...

MrXeric wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 5:39 am Echinopsis subdenudata

anttisepp wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 6:46 am Agree. Probably it's cultivar "Fuzzy Navel".

Thanks

Is it a hybrid or a general echinopsis
Can anybody give a proper id of this cacti.

Recently someone special gift me those astro baby.
I never cultivate astro before.

If you suggest me the proper care tips. And give me exact id of them. It will be greatest pleasure for me.

Thanks everyone.

7george wrote: ↑Wed Aug 17, 2022 1:21 am Mine bloomed at ~ 5 cm diameter, so maybe next year. Semi-shade is maybe the best for this graft.

thanks. Now i move this to a semi shade area

Such echinopsis needs about 1 year for flowering grafted or on own roots no matter. It is used also itself as a good stock with strong roots so there's no need to graft, mb for experience only. Later plant will become very large and heavy for this thin stock. Flowering usually begins after relative...

I successfully graft a Echinopsis Oxygona bud on Pereskiopsis. I here that grafted cacti bloom early.
So my question is how much time need it to get Bloom?
And where i put this cacti, full sun or semi shade?
I live in a subtropical area.

Also looks like some Selenicereus to me. Warm location, some mild sun, reach soil, regular watering. Easy if the owner lives in tropics. Thanks for your help. I put it in semi-shade and treat it like a Epiphyllum is it ok? And water it every 3rd days. I live in a subtropical area. In warm season ou...

Looks a bit like the stem of a Selenicereus to me? Selenicereus are no problem in cultivation apart from growing long like vines therefore can be a bit rambling if you are short of room. selenicereus.jpg Thanks. I put it in semi-shade and treat it like a Epiphyllum is it ok or i put it in direct su...

greenknight wrote: ↑Sat Jul 16, 2022 11:09 pm Maybe Echinocereus schmollii, or some Peniocereus.

Thanks for reply.
I think it’s a Peniocereus but i need a proper id of it. And i don’t know how to care Peniocereus

Please Somebody Help Me to identify this cactus, and how i care it.