Palm Desert, CA unknown Cactus

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Ergonaut wrote:

Palm Desert, CA unknown Cactus

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Nice... :-)

You must be very proud!

None of my potted cacti have ever bloomed, except the Aloes.
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In article ,
Ergonaut wrote:

Palm Desert, CA unknown Cactus

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[Image]

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Nice... :-)

You must be very proud!

None of my potted cacti have ever bloomed, except the Aloes.

Well they aren't mine unfortunately. I found them by smell while on
a midnite walk. I went back the next morning to get the picture only
to find that it was about a quarter of the size it had been the
night before. The way it glowed makes wonder if it is a psychedelic
species! Yummy.

In article ,
Ergonaut wrote:

Omelet wrote in newsmp_omelet-
:

In article ,
Ergonaut wrote:

Palm Desert, CA unknown Cactus

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[Image]

end

Nice... :-)

You must be very proud!

None of my potted cacti have ever bloomed, except the Aloes.

Well they aren't mine unfortunately. I found them by smell while on
a midnite walk. I went back the next morning to get the picture only
to find that it was about a quarter of the size it had been the
night before. The way it glowed makes wonder if it is a psychedelic
species! Yummy.

Might be... if it's a Trichocereus.

Pachanoi or Peruvianus, or a related species...
--
Peace, Om

Remove _ to validate e-mails.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson

Omelet wrote in newsmp_omelet-
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In article ,
Ergonaut wrote:

Omelet wrote in newsmp_omelet-
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In article ,
Ergonaut wrote:

Palm Desert, CA unknown Cactus

begin 644 P1010333a.jpg
[Image]

end

Nice... :-)

You must be very proud!

None of my potted cacti have ever bloomed, except the Aloes.

Well they aren't mine unfortunately. I found them by smell
while on
a midnite walk. I went back the next morning to get the picture
only
to find that it was about a quarter of the size it had been the
night before. The way it glowed makes wonder if it is a
psychedelic
species! Yummy.

Might be... if it's a Trichocereus.

Pachanoi or Peruvianus, or a related species...

I think it was...