I made this bowl a while ago with some copiapoa but updated it with a couple of lophs. In a couple of weeks I'm entering it into a BCSS show where for the very first time there will be a dedicated habitat style class.

My large 16inch ferocactus opened its first bloom today. Can't wait to see multiple open simultaneously

gonna need a picture of that -

This guy did not want to push roots in soil, cut it back, waited a week to callus and placed it in water 2 days ago!

Lovely Beauties🌵☀️🌼

I have this lovely cactus that I replanted last month start to flower!

I’m assuming this means it’s happy? What happens after the flowering? Will it grow another cactus?

I think it’s super cool that the flower opens and closes based on the time of day and light exposure.
(Also found out it’s my cake day) 🍻

Can anyone enlighten me as to why my astrophytum is leaning? Just a couple of months ago it was still erected straight. I’m scratching my brain just for an answer

Last month I saw this prickly pear laying on its back in a trash pile and wanted to see it come back to life. I let it sit for a couple weeks and potted it beginning July. I watered it after 2 weeks and boom. New growth.

Went to repot my baby Bruce's dragon because it was sort of etiolating and the mix it was in didn't seem great, plus I just like knowing exactly what the mix is ya know? Found this and I'm heart broken. This looks hella bad to me. Should I cut this above the dark spot and reroot? Should I just put in a grittier mix and pray? I love this thing and I'd hate to lose it. I suck at this. 😂

Hello everyone I got some really old cacti from an older collector and do not know how I should plant this one. It is really top heavy and the lower third is bent.. Should I cut it or plant it horizontally in a long planter? Abd does anyone know what kind of Cacti it is? Thanks in advance!!

Can’t wait to taste it and collect some seeds

I've had it for a few months but I've never has this type of cacti before!! It's in a South facing window I think :) I water it every week or every other week depending on what time of year it is :D

SW Michigan -- eastern prickly pear (opuntia cespitosa)

not sure if a critter caused this or what but its been present since the plant reinflated itself this spring. it caused one of the pads to fall off but that pad is now growing new pads of its own so idk if i really need to be that concerned? but im new to prickly pears so idk if this is a disease or pest or something other than just regular overwintering damage or curious critters taking a nibble.

I don't normally run to Reddit for help, but what is going on here. I've had this cacti for years and we seem to have hit a growth spurt as of late. Are these tufts just part of the growth or is this dude preparing to bloom? I've had a number of my other cactus Bloom this year, but this one never has. Oh, and any suggestions on straightening this guy up. Obviously, we are kinda top heavy here. I tried last year to get him straight (hence the stake) but we have developed a lean again. The root kinda does 90° turn so i'm combatting this weird root too. He spends most of the year outside and then moves into the house for late fall/winter/very early spring.