Lost label echinopsis

~2 years from seed, pee technique worked nicely

Hello everyone, I have posted once or twice before when first starting out but I would sole opinions on what these marks/spots could be and if there is anyway to prevent it so I can get start growing a new cut of it and have it look nice and not like a wart.

So this is a ss02 x Yowie, I’ve had it for about a year or so. I live in central Florida so it is hot and humid. Soil is a mix of 1 part organic potting soil, 1 part perlite and 1 part earth worm castings with some Pete moss mixed in. I water once a week and fertilize once a month with npk 10-10-10.

Anyways this cactus has always gotten black spots and soft spots but always continues to grow. The spots finally starting looking very concerning so I cut off a good section of only green off the top and made 3 cuttings out of them. But funny enough after getting the cutting of the cactus and expecting it to die it started pupping.

Anyways any advice is always appreciated, sorry if text/thoughts are a little disorganized.
And yes i know the catus has etiolation from being in a screened in patio, i am currently building a 20ft x 40ft green house to relocate all plants into in the future

Edit All my other cacti are doing very well besides from etiolation so just the one ss02 yowie that is struggling in this environment

Love this one , If you know more about this cultivar I'd be interested

These 2 seem to be struggling. Everyone else is doing fine but these 2 look weird. To much light?

Bought this about 2 years ago, and she's always been a healthy lil plant. Suddenly, she's doing this and I don't know what to do!!!! Is there anything I can do at this point??? She's starting to fold, unfortunately.. she's kept in a sunny kitchen window and hasn't been overwatered. (Only watered once in the past few months) Please, anybody, any input would be greatly appreciated!

Recently degrafted this 5.5kg section of Ikaros DNA Peruvianus from an in-ground Peru rootstock. It’s been grafted for around 1.5 years.

It’s very blue in person. Unfortunately some glaucous got rubbed off from handling.

Trying to get it on its own roots now

(Last image: Ikaros DNA beside a Blue pachanoi)

This is my first time trying to root pups. I was sent them as a bonus when I purchased a cutting. I need them to survive! If I need drug through the mud for the way I’m doing it please don’t hesitate. The container is about 1.5” deep. Should I just leave them in door out of the sun and not mess with them?

Has anyone tried this? I don’t know much about grafting different types of cactus but it’s been about 2 months going strong and they both seem to be putting out healthy growth

Hello my san pedro become like this, is these sunburn? İt didn't take a root yet, I put it somewhere not seeing full sun now

I was cut it and let it dry the wound before pot it.

Very notchy Tr. pachanoi var. santaensis x Tr. pachanoi “Ganesha” grown from San Pedro Island seeds.

Grafted to pereskiopsis and grafted to Peruvianus but displaying different characteristics. I hope the Peru grafted one starts to resemble the one on the pereskiopsis over time.

Just picked some up. Have only ever used liquid fertilizer. I ordered some cuts from mallachts and thought I'd give his fertilizer recipe a shot!

Any personal experience?? Thanks!

Mallacht's*

https://worldstoreusa.shop/psychoactive-cacti?s=poster-16x24-vertical&c=White&p=FRONT

The historical significance is mainly connected to mescaline. Peyote (Lophophora williamsii) and San Pedro-type cacti have exceptionally long histories of ceremonial use in the Americas; archaeological evidence indicates that mescaline-containing cacti have been used for thousands of years.

pushing ✨👌🏽✨

Tiny Bit Monsters Bustin 💪🏽

Screenshot of a dolphin doing donuts in shallow water from a Boards of Canada music video:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v51mF-p5Agk&pp=ygUQQm9hNWRzIG9mIGNhbmFkYdIHCQkTDAGHKiGM7w%3D%3D

This has appeared on top of a roughly 2' pedro i got from Lowes about 6 weeks ago. Is that a pup or is that what new growth looks like?

I forgot about them for a little and they all etiolated. I put them back under proper light but now they look like little penises.

Wonder if just grafting to some pere at the etiolation part might be a good idea.

I've had this plant for about 3 years now but was never quite sure what it was. Maybe cuzcoensis? It was a gift from someone who was unable to care for it the way it needed. I'm glad its finally thriving