- 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.![]()