I found these in and around Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Crazy to think cacti can survive the winters up there. by slow_news_day cacticactuscactuses 6 Comments billygigoza 2 days ago Apparently it’s the Missouri foxtail cactus (pelecyphora missouriensis), cacti grow in a lot of crazy places Some_Guy_The_Meh 2 days ago There’s Opuntia fragilis all the way up into mid Ontario. It’s absolutely nuts. wannabezen2 2 days ago As a Minnesotan here I find this insane. abrausman 2 days ago it is definitely Neobesseya (Pelecyphora) missuriensis, nothing crazy about this. The populations, close to Canada, can tolerate -49 F dysteach-MT 2 days ago I have them at 6,000 feet in Montana! Pithyperson 2 days ago Shhhhh! They’re hiding.
billygigoza 2 days ago Apparently it’s the Missouri foxtail cactus (pelecyphora missouriensis), cacti grow in a lot of crazy places
Some_Guy_The_Meh 2 days ago There’s Opuntia fragilis all the way up into mid Ontario. It’s absolutely nuts.
abrausman 2 days ago it is definitely Neobesseya (Pelecyphora) missuriensis, nothing crazy about this. The populations, close to Canada, can tolerate -49 F
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Apparently it’s the Missouri foxtail cactus (pelecyphora missouriensis), cacti grow in a lot of crazy places
There’s Opuntia fragilis all the way up into mid Ontario. It’s absolutely nuts.
As a Minnesotan here I find this insane.
it is definitely Neobesseya (Pelecyphora) missuriensis, nothing crazy about this.
The populations, close to Canada, can tolerate -49 F
I have them at 6,000 feet in Montana!
Shhhhh! They’re hiding.