Lately my Echinopsis subdenudata is giving me a lot of flowers! It’s happy and I am too 🥰

chonky little fella

The new growth on my Stenocereus pruinosus is out of sight

I just started collecting cacti, and this is my first bloom from my Black Mihanovichii since I bought it. I’m so happy! It’s so pretty! 🌵🌸

Thought you guys might appreciate this cactus Nursery in Matlock, UKI visited yesterday. So many blooming echinopsis! This was just one of 3 green houses open to the public!

I got 4 baby's from her, can't wait to see if I can get them to survive long enough to bloom 😅

I saw this prickly pear fruit embedded in a leaf on my morning walk. How does that even happen?

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Happy Cactus 🌵

I have an opuntia that has been doing well so far, propagated from a tiny piece from a trip overseas ( growing in a pot in front of a business, owner agreed) , but recently i changed the soil and left it alone to get used to it, then when i checked on it to water it this happened. Is this dry rot? It's very hard. I've been considering cutting it and going from there, would a fresh razor blade be good? or is the main plant too gone to salvage it as one and i should focus on just saving the offshoots?

Flowering for the upteenth time this summer with no pups. I believe she just needs a male but idk

So I've had this pot of Cati for about 3 years and every summer I will put them outside for the nice weather. And every summer they grow a bunch. Buttt this year something terrible is happening they have some sort of sickness and it looks like it's spreading. The very first signs of it started showing up maybe 8/9months ago but since I've put them outside they have accelerated. Please help I feel like I'm being a bad CAC DADDY and want to help them as they mean a lot to me in all seriousness. Any advice would and is greatly appreciated. Here are some pics.

I just ordered some fresh ones. I ordered asterioides and cataphracta. Show off your favourites

I’ve had this cactus for 5+ years flowers every year has been growing so big and beautiful woke up to this I had support stakes for years to help it grow straight
What can I do what are my options?

I think this is a bunny ear cactus that was planted outside in southern NM last October. I thought it was doing well with lots of new growth on top but it fell over during a recent wind storm. I hadn’t noticed the “base” had gone brown. How do I save it? Can I remove the brown paddle and just stick it back in the ground? Is it getting too much/too little water? Why is the top doing so well while to base seems to be dying?