Attack of the Jumping Cholla
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in soviet russia you jump on cactus
68thompson1 3 months ago
Your not supposed to do it like that , always have some secateurs with you in the desert , and a rock if you want to to knock it off , and just pull the last spines out , im not sure if this is the correct way ?
DylanCrashes 3 months ago
they have barbed spines that attach themselves into the skin..
And I didn't see the pads enough to see what type it was, true jumping cholla is really the Cylindropuntia fulgida but there is also teddy bear cholla aka Cylindropuntia bigelovii
liberalinthedesertaz 1 year ago
@sairfaxroolz813 i really hate the fact that these son of a bitches can jump and attack you... ITS A CONSPIRACY i tell you.
umean123 1 year ago
Its Cylindropuntia fulgida aka the jumping cholla.
weiliiiiiii 1 year ago
yep. those things hurt. a lot. they have histamine activating chemicals so they itch when u pull em out.
sairfaxroolz813 3 years ago