Golden cholla it is (aka Cylindropuntia echinocarpa)
Pictured near Bishop, CA. Today's weather Sunny +11/-9 Humidity at +3: 30%
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Beautiful and scary
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Re: Beautiful and scary
I'm not a big fan of Opuntioids in pots but they can be pretty impressive in the right spot. That one is just stunning!
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Re: Beautiful and scary
Wow, it's beautiful... there's more spikes than cactus!
I'd need six teatowels when repotting one of those.. and gauntlets!
I'd need six teatowels when repotting one of those.. and gauntlets!
Happy carrier of Forby Disorder - an obsession with Euphorbia obesa.
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