now he want print some tags for each plant, so i trying to help him with names, can you help us with those plants? they grown outside on middle east climate"
Hard grown columnar cactus identification
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Hard grown columnar cactus identification
Hi guys, continue of the Euphorbia thread two weeks ago, one of my friend just donate most of his collection and build a small garden in his town,
now he want print some tags for each plant, so i trying to help him with names, can you help us with those plants? they grown outside on middle east climate"
now he want print some tags for each plant, so i trying to help him with names, can you help us with those plants? they grown outside on middle east climate"
Re: Hard grown columnar cactus identification
37 looks like carnegiea gigantea it looks to have a wide based sentral spine
40 looks like a Pilosocereus
30 is oreocereus celsianus
18 looks like Espostoopsis dybowskii
107 is possibly Cephalocereus senilis
109 looks like a Cleistocactus
Hope this helps
40 looks like a Pilosocereus
30 is oreocereus celsianus
18 looks like Espostoopsis dybowskii
107 is possibly Cephalocereus senilis
109 looks like a Cleistocactus
Hope this helps