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Hello,
Can anybody help identify this cactus/succulent? And if possible, any care tips for it?
Many thank's.
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Austrocylindropuntia subulata Monstrose Form.

Tough as old boots, will take plenty of water in Spring-Autumn in well-drained compost.
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Thank you very much 😊
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Looks harmless.

But take it from me. It's not.......
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I don't want to hijack the thread but if the fleshy leaves dry up and fall off does that mean it's being under-watered or is that a normal process?
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It's a normal process to drop the leaves, although if it's well hydrated, it will probably keep them a bit longer than if it dries out more.
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How often should I water it?
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