Ok so I tried this thread on /out/ and haven't had much

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>>2182473
Alright well here's the last one :)

>>2182464
Looks like a trichocereus terscheckii, almost certain, sadly it's not a Pachanoi, could be a cuzcoensis, those are fairly common in here so I'm familiar with them.

>>2182473

it looks like he's consoling the other one.

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>>2182582
You know I consulted trouts notes and I thought it resembled the Cuzco as well thanks pal

>>2182595
Lol thats awesome. Never thought that before.

>>2182582
Oh I have about 3 pachanoi and 4 bridgesii seedlings on my dresser. Nursing back from too much light. Damn me

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>>2182634
Do you live in the sun?

How do you give too much light to a cactus?

It's probably a soil or water problem.

You could use some gravel.

>>2182650
Nah they got sunburned man. Too much sun for the seedlings. Look it up if you want. My grow light was too close so they started gettin a little too pale and super red. The babies can't handle it. They like the indirect. My cam isn't good enough to take pics of those though or I'd show you.

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>>2182650
Plus the seedlings have a better substrate mix. Perlite/coconut core and a lil soil and sand. They're fine. I got my own full spec soil and water test kit back when I took a class on soils so I got certified for that shit. Oh and we got pretty sweet well water down where I'm from so its straight. Underground springs and whatnot.

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Taking over this thread, can anyone help me id this little fucker?

>>2183625
Stapelia, not sure what species.

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>>2183627
Thanks senpai, found out that it's a stapelia variegata