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Loph wrote: ↑Sat Mar 01, 2008 5:09 am very nice, thanks for the pic! i often remove the offsets as well, but once they reach a certain size they start leaving ugly scars which i dont like. i have 2 that i am picking like pimples on a 14 year old, but the rest i tend to leave to clump away

how old is yours? looks great!

I guess this is why its better to post on the forum than on external hosting sites, because the photos are no longer available for people to view,

I wanna see!

Any ideas on the type of look this is? I made my own thread but nothin

Wait until it flowers that is one of the diagnostic features with some of the species.

DaveW wrote: ↑Sun May 20, 2018 6:03 pm Wait until it flowers that is one of the diagnostic features with some of the species.

I suppose that will be how I will know for sure!

Hi!

I have a lot of Lophophora caci that I have grown from seeds.
What do you thing are all cacti on my pictures Lophophora williamsii ? The flowers on picture 2 looks a bit to white on the picture, in reality the color is the same as the other.

/Olof

olof_n, these plants really are beautiful. Well done.

Nachtkrabb thanks!
The big one in the picture was one of my first cacti. When it flowered (took a couple of years) I was surprised, had never seen a cactus flower before.
It even produced seeds, think that started my cacti interest.

/Olof

Hi olof_n, this is a nice story going well with the plants. Yes, the big one looks like well kept for quite some years.

I love them, too. Mine has flowered this year for the first time after some years of 'nothing'. But it did it so in secrecy that I didn't see it, what a pity.

Enjoy them! N.

Hello folk, can someone help me indicate what is this cactus name?

Austrocylindropuntia subulata monstrose

teo wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 12:34 pm Austrocylindropuntia subulata monstrose

Thank you a lot .

Not sure what Lophophora exactly it is, please ID if possible, thank you.

This is my Lophophora which I grafted on top of Myrtillocactus Geometrizans. When I got it last summer as a gift, I managed to sunburn it first, soon after overwatered it, which almost killed the plant. It somehow recovered during the winter, and in March this year I decided to try to graft it in an (so far successful) attempt to save it.

No answers for a year, here is how it looks today, it is flowering for the first time. The scars are from mites from the end of 2020 summer:

Possibly "the green bodied one" L. kohresii?

This is mine.
Flower colour varies, as you can see from the links.

http://cactus-art.biz/schede/LOPHOPHORA ... n%20colour.

https://sacredcacti.com/blog/koehresii/

Thank you, looks like it.
Yours looks great! How old is it?
Thanks for the links, very informative.