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Sat, May 2, 09 at 15:49
| I bought this specimen at the local nursery. It was one of a kind, no ID attached. Unfortunately, the nursery people couldn't help. Does anybody know what this is, and its cultivation requirements?
Thanks! |
Image link: cactus succulent identification, please (36 k)
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- Posted by omniphasic 9 Ca (omniphasic@yahoo.com) on Sun, May 3, 09 at 21:11
| Looks like type of Cereus.... |
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| I'm guessing either euphorbia or senecio. If it has milky white sap, it's probably a euphorbia. |
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| It's Known as ... No kidding... A Penis Cactus! It's a Monstrose form of Echinopsis lageniformis. It's also referred to as Trichocereus bridgesii. |
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| paulzie32, well you said it and I didn't so thanks. I will google to find cultivation tips unless you or somebody else has some to share! mary |
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| I bought plant with no identification. It stands upright with rather thick light green leaves heavily bordered with white. It seems to obviously be a succulent. Any ideas out there? Would love to propragate. Thanks |
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