cactus

Converse of object

• grow: O n my windowsill at home, I have a collection of cacti grown from seeds.
• see: I have seen cacti growing outside in Geneva BG.
• include: Once the programs dictionary has been updated to include cactus specific terms, the translation process is a much shorter one.

Adjective modifier

• prickly: On the small land trail, the main feature is the unique giant prickly pear cactus.
• Mexican: Case studies of 52 taxa of Mexican cacti thought to be under threat or endangered.
• giant: On the small land trail, the main feature is the unique giant prickly pear cactus.
• tall: Patches of tall cactus, thorn scrub, and thatch palms are typical of this habitat.
• most: Potting We recommend re-potting most cacti and succulents each year or at least every two years.
• large: These range from the small and aptly named Stone Plants to some large cacti which almost reach roof level.

Modifies a noun

• plant: The entrance hall is filled with a curious display of cactus plants in majolica pots.
• seed: Access To enable access to the legal trade in Mexican cacti seeds it is proposed that seeds will be sold through public auctions.
• garden: The Ethel M Chocolate Factory & Cactus Garden in Henderson shows how chocolates are made; the cactus garden includes 350 species of cactus.
• house: In the cactus house, they speculated about highly indented cacti.
• desert: The windows and walls are covered in cactus desert sunset friezes with ranch style gates and cowhide placemats.
• collection: Look out for the house on the corner on the main road with a huge cactus collection.

Noun used with modifier

• saguaro: The saguaro cactus is the most obvious manifestation of this arid habitat.
• peyote: From: Mushroom John's Shroom World The peyote cactus.
• pear: On the small land trail, the main feature is the unique giant prickly pear cactus.
• desert: Desert cacti store water in their leaves and stems.
• hoodia: For one, the patent rights for P57, as the active ingredient of the hoodia cactus is known, remains with the CSIR.