Personally I prefer that to the crested cactus!
Can someone explain this please?
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Can someone explain this please?
Someone posted this on facebook for ID and to me it looks like a cristate cactus that has been grafted, and the graft has taken over. If that is the case is the stock Pereskiopsis?
Personally I prefer that to the crested cactus!
Personally I prefer that to the crested cactus!
You can take the boy out of the greenhouse, but you can't take the greenhouse out of the boy!
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Re: Can someone explain this please?
The stock looks like Euphorbia , which makes sense as the scion is Euphorbia lactea.