My Cylindropuntia Spinosor have some small white spots on the stem.

Could be nothing. But to be to be sure I want to run it thriough you guys.

What say you?


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turtlewalker wrote:Euphorbia ferox I think has this going on. Take a look,

http://www.euphorbia-international.org/ ... orking.htm

Thank you so much for the link.

A nice plant to grow. As you see it likes to spread underground. Be a little cautious with watering as they can easily rot. My plant grows happily enough under the benching in a sunny greenhouse so gets broken sunlight. The flowers are such a reward when they arrive. I can't say I wasn't warned. ht...

Thanks for links guys.

As long as the cactus have those small green "leaves" it's growing and I should water weekly. Once a week sounds too often, especially with that soil. Try to find out when it has dried out instead. Growth is not always a signal to water cacti, they do not always know what is best for them...

I only buy my cactus from plant stores and garden stores in Denmark.
There are just some types of cactus that they just don't have though.

Echinocereus Poselgeri being on of them.

I'm thinking perhaps there are some good places online?

If you have any recommendations please post them.

I was told by my local cactus gartner. As log as the cactus have those small green "leaves" it's growing and I should water weekly.

I did not know those little green spikes were considered the leaves on a cactus.


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Thanks for posting cactushunter.

Thanks for the info Mike.

Thanks.
Since you have yours in a greenhouse, yours does get more sun than mine.
I have moved mine to a sunnier place in the living room.