Fresh Restocks

This is the only cactus species from its genus, and is closely related to the Ariocarpus genus. It is also known as the "artichoke cactus."

Eulychnia castanea f. varispiralis is a very interesting spiral growing cactus. It is slow growing, and often a popular collector cactus.  Plant might have scaring or corking Mini is 2"-4"

Cleistocactus winteri is a trailing cactus with golden spines. It can produce multiple flowers when in full sun. This is a great option for a hanging basket. Pictured in a 6" pot

Sanseveria pinguicula, also known as walking sanseveria, is a very hardy plant that can tolerate a lot of different care conditions including high to low light. It does need to dry out between waterings. It often gets mistaken for an agave beacuse of its...

Aloe erinacea is a very slow growing and rare compact aloe that grows well in rocky and sandy soil. It’s pale gray green color and rosette shape gives this plant a really cute look.

Mammillaria karwinskiana subs. nejapensis (Mammillaria nejapensis) is very variable, especially for the length of the spines. This particular specimen has a marble-like variegation on its tubercles. It is commonly called "Owl Eye Cactus", known for...

Dioscorea elephantipes is slow growing plant with a unique above ground tuber. It grows a climbing stem with heart shaped leaves. Leaves and vines will fall off as plant goes dormant. 

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"

Opuntia miquelii, or cylindropuntia miquelii is a uncommon bluish green cactus. It has elongated cylindrical stems that eventually branch.  Pictured in a 2.5" pot

Pictured in a 4" pot

Plectranthus ernstii is a slow growing caudex forming succulent. It is very popular as a bonsai look-a-like plant. It has aromatic leaves.    Plectranthus ernstii may or may not come with leaves and blooms depending on time of year. It does go...

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