All Cacti

Astrophytum asterias 'Turtle' has an interesting bumpy look. It is a summer grower, and can have white or yellow blooms. Pictured in a 2 1/4" pot

Stenocereus gummosus spiralis grafted cactus. This cactus has the best spiral pattern!    For Special Select Items you will receive the exact plant shown in images. Plant is in a 3.25" wide pot

Myrtillocactus geometrizans 'Fukurokuryuzinboku' (Titty Cactus) variegated grafted cactus. This graft has a nice marbled variegation pattern.    For Special Select Items you will receive the exact plant shown in images. Plant is in a 3.25" wide...

Ariocarpus fissuratus x godzilla. These impressive additions to any cactus collection are seed/greenhouse grown!  These Ario are about 2 years old

Copiapoa hybrid grab bag! You will get 3 Copiapoa hybrids picked from our selection of hybrids.  ID tags will not include species name All are in 2" containers  Roots are shown in second photo

Cacti 4 pack! You will get all 4 cacti pictured in the photo.  All in 2" containers 

Cipocereus bradei is often grown for its beautiful night blooming flowers. Other interesting features are its dark brown radial spines, and blueish stems. cold hardy Pictured in a 2.25" pot Rooted cutting

These impressive additions to any cactus collection are seed/greenhouse grown!

These impressive additions to any cactus collection are seed/greenhouse grown! 2 small seed grown ario (shown bare rooted in photo)

Trichocereus pachanoi 'The Counselor' This unique trichocereus hybrid is a must-have for any rare cactus collector! Tricho cross hybrids might look different from the photo since they can take on unique features from the parent plants.

Trichocereus 'Serra Blue' x pachanoi This unique trichocereus hybrid is a must-have for any rare cactus collector! Tricho cross hybrids might look different from the photo since they can take on unique features from the parent plants.

Trichocereus scopulicola x colossus This unique trichocereus hybrid is a must-have for any rare cactus collector! Tricho cross hybrids might look different from the photo since they can take on unique features from the parent plants.