Echinocereus enneacanthus “Alicoche verde” en Viesca, Coah. Origen De La Laguna https://t.co/UQ9NksJi4z

— Ali Lara (@dorislarag) 2019.3.21

Echinocereus enneacanthus subsp. brevispinus (Strawberry Cactus) https://t.co/tpapC4p5nO

— Blue Moon Bell (@bmoonbell) 2018.9.20

Echinocereus Enneacanthus has it all. Great spination, beautiful body, and huge blooms in a stunning purple/pink color.Clusters get quite large if there’s lots of space for the roots to spread.They bloom at this size.Fruits, which follow the flowers taste similar to a strawberry https://t.co/YxUU0gLLEK

— Lil cactus (@Lilcactus4) 2018.8.5

Echinocereus enneacanthus – Strawberry Cactus https://t.co/OhPGK3OWBx

— Blue Moon Bell (@bmoonbell) 2018.3.25

Texas Native Plant Lab / Dallas Arboretum Another round of Echinocereus enneacanthus, green... https://t.co/v1LzJcskc7

— Dustin Miller (@zoopunkwild) 2018.5.30

Texas Native Plant Lab / Dallas Arboretum Next up in the bloom queue: Echinocereus enneacanthus,... https://t.co/E5566lqPZd

— Dustin Miller (@zoopunkwild) 2018.5.15

Echinocereus enneacanthus pinterest.com/pin/4940590216…

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2015.10.8

Echinocereus enneacanthus subsp. brevispinus pinterest.com/pin/4940590216…

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2015.9.11

Echinocereus enneacanthus fb.me/3rXoPnqZq

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2015.2.24

Echinocereus enneacanthus fb.me/1fNOXy5R5

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2014.9.11

I believe this is a strawberry cactus (Echinocereus enneacanthus). Very beautiful. #NewMexico #botany https://t.co/IUv6KEqEgk

— S. Sellers (@scarlet_sellers) 2016.4.15