Cereus

The Blue Torch Cactus is a stunning blue cactus native to Brazil. It is a tall pillar cactus reaching 10-30 feet tall depending on the conditions it’s grown in. This cactus has a dramatic blue stem that turns more blue with age and golden spines...

Pilosocereus glaucescens, also known as a blue torch,  is a beautiful cactus with a blue tint and whispy hair like spines. It originates from Brazil. 

Cereus peruvianus monstrose has irregular growth patterns which make it a very unique cactus. It grows as a multi-branched cactus and can have growth ranging from blue green to grey green in color. It is also known as an apple cactus. 

Azureocereus hertlingianus, commonly known as “Blue Cereus” has a beautiful blue frosty look. It one of the few really blue cacti. It blooms in the summer when plant is mature. Flowers are dark purplish brown. Habitat spans over a wide range...

Lophocereus (Pachycereus) schottii monstrose “Totem Pole Cactus” is an attractive and sought after monstrose form of Lophocereus schottii. It varies in form and size, and each cactus is unique. Small is 4"-5" tall

Pictured in a 4" pot

Lophocereus (Pachycereus) schottii monstrose “Totem Pole Cactus” is an attractive and sought after monstrose form of Lophocereus schottii. It varies in form and size, and each cactus is unique. Medium is 5"-7"

Cereus peruvianus monstrose has irregular growth patterns which make it a very unique cactus. It grows as a multi-branched cactus and can have growth ranging from blue green to grey green in color. Pictured in a 2 1/4" pot

Cereus tetragonus or Fairy Castle grows in a pattern that resembles the spires and turrets of a castle. It is a great beginner plant! This dwarf form will stay smaller and have offshooting growth. Pictured in a 2.25" pot

Cereus forbesii 'Spiralis' is a very interesting cactus with a spiral growth pattern. They are fast summer growers, but go dormant in the winter and are not cold tolerant. They can also produce large flowers.  Pictured in a 6" pot Plant is 7-12"...