Plants

Haworthia concolor is a slow growing hardy plant. It can grow in full sun to shade, indoors or outdoors.

Haworthiopsis reinwardtii is a slow growing hardy plant. It can grow in full sun to shade, indoors or outdoors.

This summer-dormant succulent is native to Madagascar, and loves bright, direct morning sun. They are winter growers and typically don't need much watering through the summer. They are mildly cold-hardy (down to 40 degrees F) and produce yellow...

This barrel cactus produces bright white striped blossoms in the summer and spring. It will eventually lean into the direction of sunlight rather than growing perfectly straight up, so keep this lean in mind when planting if you plan to use it in outdoor...

Ficus petiolaris, also known as a rock fig, can grow large large interesting trunks and roots when grown in a container. Ficus petiolaris has large green leaves with red veins. Makes for a great bonsai specimen.

Ficus palmeri originates from Mexico, and can grow large large interesting trunks and roots when grown in a container. Ficus Palmeri has large green leaves with light green veins. Makes for a great bonsai specimen.

Stenocereus griseus is often used for grafting stock. Grafting stock will range from around 3" to 6" tall. Shipped plants may look slightly different from the plant in photo but will be viable for grafting.

Harrisia jusbertii is often used for grafting stock. Grafting stock will range from around 3" to 6" tall. Shipped plants may look slightly different from the plant in photo but will be viable for grafting.

Myrtillocactus 'Elite' is often used for grafting stock. Grafting stock will range from around 3" to 6" tall. Shipped plants may look slightly different from the plant in photo but will be viable for grafting.

Myrtillocactus geometrizans is often used for grafting stock, but it is also an easy to grow cactus known for its blueish color. Grafting stock will range from around 3" to 6" tall. Shipped plants may look slightly different from the plant in photo but...

This particular succulent makes for great groundcover in landscaping since it spreads over time and can reach a height of about two feet, and is also drought tolerant! Keep in mind that unlike many other succulents, this is a winter grower - meaning they...

You may recognize this plant from our Moon Cactus - this is the crested version of the Gymnocalycium that we typically use for grafting! You can't miss the recognizable banding pattern on the body, even with its crazy crested growth pattern. These cacti...