Write a bunch of fictitious books. Lol.
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Interesting read. I was a fan of his books in the 70s.
Oh well. 
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I asked you very nicely to not reveal my nom de plume and you’ve screwed me again! For the last time!
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That’s awesome. It would be super cool to have a full scale privacy fence out of those giants.
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Beautiful flowers on those skyscrapers!
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Those are the tallest peyote I’ve ever seen!!
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Trichocereus pachanoi
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Now that is cool!
Especially ‘dope’ is the grafting work!
Cheers
G
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Wow that one on the Peruvian torch is huge!
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Lophophora Williamsii Caespitosa
Muy bonita
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Muchas gracias compañero. Lo tengo hace 15 años por lo menos y no sabia el nombre:grin:, por eso no lo puse. Súper resistente a aguantado todos mis abusos y descuidos sin despeinarse. Lo quiero como un hijo 
… El otro cuando me lo dieron me dijeron que era San pedro pero ls verdad no lo sé…
Perdón Estaba un poco descuidado, pero ya lo tengo en cuidados intensivos.
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Ese es Trichocereus Peruvianis o con la nueva definición cereus Peruvianis
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El peyote es variedad Caespitosa porque le salen nuevas cabezas sin parar
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I was gifted two of those. How often do you water? How do you know they need water.?
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Every 2-5 weeks, if they’re lucky.
Normally they feel firm like a grape. If they feel squishy, they need will eventually need water.
Pardon me, I just realized you were replying to an above comment.
I treat spiky cacti the same, but just let them dry out between waterings. 
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