My daughter would say "all of them". "They look dead".

Aloebot, I get that comment from my family, too :-)

Kara, I love that Puna. That's one on my wish list. Is it on its own roots? Most I see are grafted.

Here's one for the Ugly Succulent Club (also the Dead Plant Club)....

Euphorbia platyclada

Kara, that Puna looks gorgeous. There is looking dead and acting dead, which is what mine is doing. Has not done much since I got it :( Can't decide what to pic as ugliest yet, giving myself a couple more days although Euphorbia platyclada could indeed be the winner for me too, then again, maybe I should take a selfie...

When I was living in Australia, one of the cacti I had was Echinocereus pentalophus monstrose.

Fof

Gymnocalycium calochlorum is uglier in person.

These are great... properly ugly, love them!

Sld, I’m not sure if it’s grafted. If it is, the graft is buried. I normally see it grafted too so I got really excited when I didn’t see a graft, but who knows. Haven‘t messed with it, I’ll let you know when I figure it out;).

Alain, what is with this weather?! I hate it.

OK, this is not really the ugliest, but it is the Pugsly. Mammillaria crinita monstrose

Kara, I know, had to take plenty back to cover, so weird. Did get my 55-G barrels filled up in one night though.

Where do you guys find them at; The nuclear test site in the desert? Reminds me of the 1950's sci-fi's. Now where they start to walk on their own!!

Lol, kind of Night of the Living Dead, but with cactus instead of zombies.

One I bought and the more it grew the more I didn't like the look? Euphorbia ingens monstrose. For one thing..it had no real form..just upright. It looked as if attacked by aphids. What was worse is while most monstrose forms are smaller than species,E.i.m. never grew more than 2' and thus required me to water it in its pot. Compared to the tree like species plant..the monstrose was like a parasite on me!

I left it out one freezy night. Never missed it.

Some crested/monstrose forms grow on me and others.... don't.

My E. obesa cristata was pretty ugly, but I liked it anyway. It, unfortunately, kicked the bucket last winter. Not sure what went wrong, the top just.... died :-(

a pic in happier days

Wendy,

Too bad your plant died,that was a great plant!!