I bought two more cacti today one I know is a Isolatocereus dumortieri "Candelabra Cactus" the other I'm going to need some help on identifying I've looked online at cactiguide.com and could not seem to locate it . so here are some photo's of them

Isolatocereus dumortieri "Candelabra Cactus"


saguaro cactus Carnegiea gigantea


saguaro cactus Carnegiea gigantea


saguaro cactus Carnegiea gigantea


saguaro cactus Carnegiea gigantea

Nice photos. Can't help you.

thanks Stush2019 ....
I picked up this nice Haworthia Limifolia at my local Winn Dixie for $4.00

Very healthy looking plant!

I like them!

That is so cool. Now I have to look for some.

2 hours later and i have successfully re-potted my cacti
i think they were all do for a new home. most of them were root bound . i moved all the larger ones to terracotta pots and the smaller ones to the pot the larger ones were in . i used a sand soil peat mix that has grate drainage to it so hopefully they will do fine .

I'm enjoying these great photos! They're making me want to expand my own cacti collection.

thanks! I'll try to keep everything updated with photos .if i get out of had please let me know .
one of my favorite hobbies is photography

They look very happy!

Jeff, what is the plant in the right front of the photo?

Its been really nice seeing your collection Jeff and thanks for sharing the great pic's!

SongofJoy i think your talking about the " ming thing " the ball looking one . then just to the right of that is the Haworthia Limifolia.

Well, snap, it was my "other right". lol. I mean the plant on the left in the front row. Sorry about that.

the plant in my avtar pic is a Umbrella Palm Cyperus involucratus

Thank you.

vary easy to cultivate . just cut a shoot and turn it upside down in some water and it sends out roots and a new top soon to grow into a nice clump of green . or you can cut plant and place the top in the dirt and it will grow but the water works faster for me .

Looking good. Very clean and neat. I myself are into Euphorbia cactus looking plants. Not as sharp of needles. Too bad the flowers are so small, not like the cactus.

Stush2019 said:Looking good. Very clean and neat. I myself are into Euphorbia cactus looking plants. Not as sharp of needles. Too bad the flowers are so small, not like the cactus.

I to like the Euphorbia .I had to save this one from wal-mart today
it was in need of re-potting and having the rocks removed\replaced along with making a drain hole . They had it labeled as a coral cactus .




i also saved a haworthia they had labeled as a aloe






while we were out I bought some gravel to top the pots with.
I think it makes the plants stand out better