Then yes, absolutely. Different cacti grow at different rates. Some cacti grow more vertically, and some spread out more horizontilly.
Before you plant the cacti, find out aprox what width each kind usually grow out to. Make sure that you have allowed sufficient room in between, and that they are positioned far enough away from walls and walking paths.
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Do you mean, can different cacti be planted close to each other in the same plot of ground?
Then yes, absolutely. Different cacti grow at different rates. Some cacti grow more vertically, and some spread out more horizontilly.
Before you plant the cacti, find out aprox what width each kind usually grow out to. Make sure that you have allowed sufficient room in between, and that they are positioned far enough away from walls and walking paths.