Echinocereus sp. monstrose Caudiciform but technically it isn't

but technically it isn't

Gymnocalycium triacanthum   A very nice species with brown to green skin and three attractive downward pointing spines per node

The soil should never dry out but don't sit it in a tray of water for extended periods

If you're mathematically challenged

Flowers are purple and produced in the spring

Echinocereus sp. monstrose Caudiciform but technically it isn'tEchinocereus sp. monstrose This is an odd one. It grows odd, lumpy stems, almost looking crested at times. It seems like individual segments can only grow so long, then the growing point dies and it starts a new segment. Takes normal cactus care. Water when the soil dries out in the summer and keep drier in the winter. Protect from frost. I believe this is a monstrose form of E. morricalii, but I'm not certain. You will receive a plant shown in the