@henrisanchez2784 Which one? What color is it? What kind of pot is it in? You can screenshot it and circle it and send me a message on IGs. manimalpower or manimalcactus

@leemakrish7063 To the best of my knowledge and thst of some other collectors, this is a short-spined Cereus jamacaru.

@@corneliuswalrus Thank you.

@@bryanparr799 In LA County in Monterey Park, California.👍🏼

@jocelyndarum9398 If they are all dying, there's a reason. Don't water after you pot them for at least a week. Roots get damaged, and you can't have the soil drenched because it can cause rot. Don't put them directly in full sun if it's hot also. Put in a well draining substrate. Add extra pumice if needed. Try to avoid repotting in fall and winter.

@@ImInsideASuperSenior What do you mean? They're successful grafts.

@@manimalcactus did it really Mix?

@ImInsideASuperSenior The Frankies Red? Only time will tell. If the stems grow bigger than the commonly thin Frankies Red, then that'll be a good sign. 👍🏼

@corneliuswalrus Favorite cactus? Any Pachycereus with big seeds. The seeds are big and seedlings start off really huge!

@SaulSP23 You can have some. Write me on IG.

@@manimalcactus Awesome Thanks!!🙏🏽 , i just messaged you, It Means a Lot!!

@@Room_for_1_more_fruit_tree Chewable. Like seseme seeds, I'd say. Unlike prickly pears fruit seeds.

@albertogil9490 LA county. I have several species of Stenocereus and others.

@@Hoppy_for_life Hard to describe. Not overly sweet. Warermelon/berry-like. They taste better cold and when off older plants. I love them! I have a nostalgic connection since I'd eat them every year in Mexico when my parents would take us to Mexico.

Almost like a pear but less flavorful. They really aren’t anything special

@MarvelousMarv760 Hard to describe. Not overly sweet. They taste better cold and when off older plants. I love them! I have a nostalgic connection since I'd eat them every year in Mexico when my parents would take us to Mexico.

@Peepee_leepee Where have you eaten them? Ever eaten them in Mexico off large cacti?

@@Room_for_1_more_fruit_tree American Beauty

@user-vd4zm2tw1g This cultivar gets bigger. This one just didn't get that big.

@@jamesholmes1360 I'm in LA county.

@@thatswhatshesaid.literally737 😅

@@valentinetrotskayazamora9368 Eso si! 🙃🙃🌵

I was wondering the same thing, and was incredibly disappointed that he didn't bother mentioning it in his video. That was literally the one and only reason that I clicked on the video in the first place.

@@grinandferret Dido lol 😆 😂

@lennymalley745 Not super sweet, crunchy seeds. Maybr like a raspberry taste. They sre better esten cold. Taste gets better as cacti get better roots and I believe watered less while the fruit is ripening. I will be trying to water less or at all next year as the fruit is ripening.

@@manimalcactus thank you 😊

@@jamesholmes1360 "Self-pollinating".... none. Self- fertile, I don't think so.

@@grandmasterautistwizard4291 I've seen it on store shelfs as jam

@@grandmasterautistwizard4291 All cactus fruit is edible. 👍🏼

Right? Having various different clones is key. I had different clones opening many of the same nights. 👍🏼👍🏼

@@manimalcactus wow!

@GardenDiscovery How big is it? I'd lay it side ways on a lawn of blanket and tap out of old pot. Then, use soft rope or grab from rooted area or base with welding gloves or giatskun gloves. I'd have to see pictures to better advise, though.

@manimalcactus it's got 3 separate columns and about 4 foot tall.