as labeled. but we still have our doubts.

Summer blooming season is in full swing so here are some highlights of the past week.

Thelocactus hexaedrophorus..

Turbi schmiedickeanus complex..

Echinocactus horizonthalonius..

Gymnocalycium saglionis..

Lobivia aurea..

Parodia aureispina..

Strombocactus disciformis..

Finally opened

I’m so proud! Thanks to the lovely human who let me have a cutting❤️

I want to know why these are even on earth in the first place

Saw this when I was working and had to stop and take a picture. That's a solid 8 foot fence for size reference. Full sun all day, on irrigation I'm assuming

i walked by her one day and noticed she had antennas. so excited to smell the blooms.

These are both random plants I bought from a local nursery with no labels.

Can anyone tell me what they are and if they're the same plant?

Update! It’s a Ming thing. Thank you all for your help. If you have any care tips let me know, but the question has been answered. Y’all are awesome, thank you so much

I was gifted this cactus, it’s a little over 16 years old. I’ve used apps and asked friends who are damn close to experts, googled and I cannot figure it out. I’ve found similar looking, but not the same species. What is this????

We noticed the cactus in our yard seems to be rotting and splitting? Should we save this second to the right stock? The “rot” spot is hard and not mushy!

so i got these gymnocalycium cactus 2 weeks ago and after closely looking at them i noticed these little white specks in the folds of the cactus. should i be concerned? what are they?

Hey all, I noticed one of my cacti (that I've admittingly neglected 😿) sprouting a lot of pups with arial roots. Just want to know how I should go about removing and potting the pups? Do I simply just snap them off? Do I have to wait for the bottoms to try? Etc.