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Cacti & Succulents

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9 years ago

Here is a bird's eye view of what I have. Close ups to follow shortly. :)

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KittieKAT
9 years ago
looking great!
0nametaken0
9 years ago
I see this collection at the initial stage of cacti collection explosion. Looks great but I know alot more would look even better :)
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hijole
9 years ago
Volcom, Everything start's small but what you have looks great! In no time at all your collection can DBL. & not sure if you've ever heard of Cacti & Succulents Anonymous?

Lol... Your gunna need it, Just watch, these plant's are very addictive.

Greg
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
Trust me. I know. I have a thing for euphobias and aloes especially:). I love poisonous plants.
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
And here are my front plants:). Mostly Euphorbias and an agave. And a new unidentified prickly cactus:)
hijole
9 years ago
Please Deposit .50ÃÂ¢ lol.. Picture wasn't processed. Lol now that I wrote this it popped up :/

Greg
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
My crassula.
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
Zipper plant=another euphorbia:)
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
Gasteraloe
:)
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
Jade:)
volcanonerd
Original Author
9 years ago
Agave parryi
twiltye
9 years ago
Aah that looks like such a nice place to sit and read

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