Repot all together in a trough?

I'm not getting involved in Genetics,
Other than to say, yes they are all plants

 

Pete
That plant is not an Epiphyllum ; as you say most likely the broken stock plant (usually Hylocereus) , having the unfortunate lot in life to bear one of those hideous red Gymnocalycium grafts so commonly seen in G/Cs ; chlorophyll-less mutants .
The grafts normally become top-heavy after a few years and break off anyway .

Gail 68 That red flowering beauty is Parodia lauii . Bear in mind that cultivated plants often bear no resemblance to their 'wild' cousins , apart from the flowers and seeds that is .

 

Thank you Snorky. It all started with me not wanting to cut grass. Amazing what motivates people, eh?

 

What is the succulent in the top right corner of the second photo? It looks kinda interesting.

 

Hi @longk .
If its the one I'm thinking of it's not that interesting.
It's one of those giant aloes that take yer greenhouse over and never flower in a pot.
Dont know the name, sorry, but I think someone on here did ID it for me a long time ago.
Think it might have been @Sirius .

 

Aloe variegata , or Partridge Breasted Aloe or Tiger Aloe (best keep with botanical names)!!
Mine has flowered in a pot ; blandish coral pink and white typical Aloe flowers @ 10" high .
Easily propagated by stem offsets , sort of a typical suburban windowsill plant .Don't mean to sound offensive , but there are much better Aloes to cultivate , 'excluding' the ubiquitous Aloe vera which is apparently attempting a world takeover !
!

 

@PaulB3 you sound like a plant snob

 

I take it @PaulB3 you are referring to Snorky's picture which does contain an Aloe variegata.
I was answering Longk's question about the one in my picture.

 

Snorky85
Whatever!! Apologies to Pete needed here as I misread the post ; probably Sansevieria cylindrica or something similar .
I'm not a plant snob , just a bit pedantic sometimes . Any plant that gives enjoyment in growing........then why not ?

 

Lol. Whatever @PaulB3

 

I was looking at the mottled looking plant.

 

yeah thats the one.

 

Hi @PaulB3 That picture was took at a garden centre and I always love to see cactus flowering..for the name mate