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    Beauty and the beast

    Aug 03, 2021 2 minutes

    A slow-growing, spineless ‘monstrous’ cactus is the subject of this extract from AG 17 October 1957

    CACTUS and succulent enthusiasts collect their plants because of the wide diversity of plant shape, size, spine formation and for their wonderful flowers. Yes, they do flower, and when they do they can more than hold their own among

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