You might have noticed some liquid oozing from your cactus plant. This could either be normal or a sign of a problem. Here's ...

Q: Last year, the cactus plants in our neighbor's yard developed a disease where white stuff that looked like snow was coming out of the spine pores, and the main branches were turning yellow. Now, ...

Rising seas threaten to inundate coastal cactus species, including others in the Florida Keys. Far from the ocean, fiercer wildfires fueled by invasive grasses are putting the giant saguaro, ...

Key Largo tree cactus becomes 1st-ever US species to become extinct due to rising sea levels. The rapid decline of the species could signify a similar fate for other plants.

A cactus group made up of more than 30 species, Copiapoa are found only in Chile. They grow a mere centimetre each year in scorching, breathtaking desert conditions by absorbing the local evening ...

The UC Master Gardeners of Butte County are part of the University of California Cooperative Extension system, serving our community in a variety of ways, including 4-H, farm advisers, and nutritio… ...

The Colorado hookless cactus was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1979. To stream 9NEWS on your phone, you need the 9NEWS app. Download the 9NEWS app ...

A Species Has Gone Extinct in the Keys, and It's the Start of a Devastating Trend. ... By 2021, only six cactus stems were left. After the plants flowered one last time, ...

Admire colorful cacti and plants at the Desert Botanical Garden is ranked #1 out of 22 things to do in Phoenix. See pictures and our review of Admire colorful cacti and plants at the Desert ...

The species’ population collapsed at an alarming rate over the last 10 years, ... The Key Largo tree cactus was initially found growing in the United States in 1992 at a single site.

Although the cactus still grows on a few scattered islands in the Caribbean, it was restricted to a single population in North America, a thriving stand of 150 plants discovered in the Florida ...

There are about 90 species of Opuntia in the United States alone, and all produce cactus fruits. The fruit, both the flesh and the skin, ranges in color according to the variety.