- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
I've got some cacti that look like roses
I've got some roses that look like Cacti !!I've got some cacti that look like roses
You mean they are WISHING to look like roses!I've got some cacti that look like roses
Lovely !! What rose is that @Tetters ?
They already know. They are envious.Don't you dare say that when my roses are listening
Do you keep the new plants in quarantine to check for mealybugs? That's what we/ no, he has to doMy new Euphorbias. Euphorbia alluaudii and Euphorbia susannea
I look them over as I repot. This way I can see the roots also and check. No mealies, scale or spider mites on these plantsDo you keep the new plants in quarantine to check for mealybugs? That's what we/ no, he has to do
You mean they are WISHING to look like roses!
That one that looks like a bunch of sticks with little tentacles might split up do you think?I look them over as I repot. This way I can see the roots also and check. No mealies, scale or spider mites on these plants
Isn't this a cactus chat? I'm lost somewhere. Do we have a rose chat? I think we might need one!
Roses, Cactus, they all have prickles.Isn't this a cactus chat? I'm lost somewhere. Do we have a rose chat? I think we might need one!
There is a theory that the cactacea may have branched off of Rosaceae. Pereskia and pereskopsis being the closest.Roses, Cactus, they all have prickles.