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Lemaireocereus marginatus 'Mexican Fence Post'

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  • Lemaireocereus marginatus
  • Lemaireocereus marginatus
  • Lemaireocereus marginatus
  • Lemaireocereus marginatus
  • Lemaireocereus marginatus
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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 conditions and environment but they are not very cold hardy.

  • Pictured in a 3" pot
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