r/catfruit • u/ApprehensiveBuy6111 • 7d ago

What kind of plant is this?

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u/Electronic_Ad3576 7d ago

It’s the marbled furticus bumbledishk! Very rare and beautiful.

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u/collchar 7d ago

Cactus

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u/Cupcake_Spirit 6d ago

Learn how to spell. It's Catcus.

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u/No-Elevator-2682 6d ago

Yes, be careful because they are always sharp

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u/ketchup_chip_62 6d ago

That cat will be rootbound in a few weeks.

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u/Zwiwwelsupp 6d ago

Catctus.

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u/SMFC_187 6d ago

A very rare one, you should be careful with it.

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u/BorahaeBookwrm 6d ago

purrthos plant 🌱

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u/ofmice_and_manga 6d ago

Either cats claw or cattails. Not enough visibility to identify

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u/compuwiza1 5d ago

A calico bush

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u/DifficultAnteater325 5d ago

Bountiful Autumn harvest 💕

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u/WieseDC 4d ago

Catpuccino plant

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u/Plastic-Ad-5171 4d ago

Catlinchoe (pun in kalinchoe)

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u/Anxious-Error-404 3d ago edited 3d ago

Looks like a healthy specimen of a Felis catus calico . Like the Felis catus rufa tabby its is a genetically modified version of the wild Felis silvestris catus , making them very pretty but more prone to certain health risks. You must be quite a good gardener to have such a healthy specimen. She is very beautiful ❤️

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u/DoNumKC 2d ago

It’s called a catnap

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u/defan33 1d ago

Cat a rumpus fittus.