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One of our most loved succulents ever, the variegated “Heart Leaf” or “Sweetheart Hoya” is an absolute must for any serious plant enthusiast. These beauties are vigorous growers with exceptional creamy yellow variegation on the...

These “Angel Wing Cacti” make perfect sunny windowsill plants with their mini leaf pads and small growth habit (rarely exceeding 18”). Give them direct morning sun outside or a south/west facing sunny windowsill inside, cactus &...

The Moon Cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a grafted cactus. It is known for the bright colored Gymnocalycium on top of a green root stock cactus.  Pictured in a 2" pot

Lemaireocereus marginatus is very commonly known as Mexican Fence Post Cactus because it is used as living fences in Mexico where it is native. These are an easy to grow cactus which is great for beginners. They are great landscape plants with the right...

Portulacaria afra 'Medio-Picta' variegata "Rainbow Bush" has a showy white stipe in the middle of each leaf.  Pictured in a 2 1/4" pot

Pictured in a 4" pot We use USPS Priority Mail and most packages arrive in 3 days or less, 2 on average, and ship all packages on MONDAYS ONLY to ensure all plants arrive as quickly as possible. All orders between Tuesday and Sunday will...

Pictured in a 4" pot We use USPS Priority Mail and all packages arrive in 3 days or less, 2 on average, and ship all packages on MONDAYS ONLY to ensure all plants arrive as quickly as possible. All orders between Tuesday and Sunday will...

Gymnocalyciums are known to flowering easily, and are a very good beginner cacti.  Pictured in a 3" pot May or may not be blooming at time of purchase 

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

Pictured in a 2 1/4" pot

Pictured in a 3" pot

Gasteria 'Little Warty' is a low maintenance textured succulent. The name Little Warty comes from the small bumps on it's thick leaves. This Gasteria can develop a reddish tint in the summer with enough sun. Pictured in a 3" pot