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| We have recently added a large variety of Stenocactus (Echinofossulocactus) to our list. Check them out. As always, the plant name provides a link to a photo (usually). The photo is not necessarily the individual plant being sold, but illustrates the species as represented in our collection, and some of the plants are in limited supply. Also, indications of hardiness are guidelines only; local conditions must be taken into account. When ordering, please note the plant name, pot size and price. The [+] symbol indicates that a shipping surcharge applies. Thanks. |
| Genus & Species | Description | Pot Size |
Price |
| Rebutia albiflora | Wonderful, small, clumping plants with prolific white flowers. Temporarily out of stock. | ||
| Rebutia albipilosa | Bright, orange-red flowers on fuzzy white balls. (clumping) |
5.5" |
$8.50 |
| Rebutia fabrisii | This is what is marketed as the pendant form. With time it will hang over the edge of the pot, giving a pleasant and different appearance. | 3" | 5.50 |
| Rebutia krainziana | (syn. R. marsoneri 'krainziana') This is the plant on our logo. Flowers consistently and prolifically. Nice clumping plants. |
4" 5.5" |
$6.50 $7.50 |
| Rebutia muscula | 5" |
$6.50 |
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| Rebutia perplexa | The "perplexing" Rebutia is back. Very easy to grow, this Bolivian miniature blooms profusely and should be in any cactus collection. Temporarily out of stock. | 4" | $6.50 |
| Rebutia 'Sunrise' | Rebutia heliosa x R. albiflora. | 4" | $7.50 |
| Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides | Great hanging basket plant. Native to Brazil, near Rio de Janeiro. | 4" |
$5.50 |
| Stenocactus crispatus | This is the long spined form, sometime sold as Echinofossulocactus longispinus. | 5" | $7.50 |
| Stenocactus crispatus | Yet another variation within the S. crispatus complex, sometimes sold as Echinofossulocactus xiphacanthus, the specific epitaph refering to the lance-shaped spines. | 5" | $7.50 |
| Stenocactus lloydii | (Syn.: Echinofossulocactus lloydii) An upright green stem that is covered in dense white and black radial spines and long erect central spines. The large flowers are purple and white. | 4" | $7.50 |
| Stenocactus multicostatus SB1147 | (Syn.: Echinofossulocactus multicostatus) | 4" | $6.50 |
| Stenocactus phyllacanthus | (Syn: Echinofossulocactus tricuspidatus) Small yellowish flowers. | 5" | $7.50 |
| Stenocactus species Rio de Mayo | A very nice, as yet un-named species from the vicinity of Rio de Mayo in Mexico. It may turn out to be a variable form of one of the other species, but it stands alone as a beaut. Purple and white flowers. (Lau 738) | 5" | $7.50 |
| Stenocactus vaupelianus | The plant we offer was originally labeled Echinofossulocactus albatus. This is now considered to belong with S. vaupelianus. Whichever is correct, check the photo and you'll see that this is one nice plant! | 5" | $7.50 |
| Tephrocactus articulatus | Back in stock. We have both the "Pine Cone" (Opuntia diademata) and the "Paper Spined" (Syn: Opuntia turpinii and Opunti papyracantha). They've all been combined together in articulatus. So, when ordering please specify which one you want! Common names are fine since some of the variation is horticultural in origin anyway. | 3" |
$5.00 |
| Tephrocactus bolivianus | (Syn.: Cumulopuntia boliviana) " Copana", "Espina" (Temporarily out of stock.) | 4" 6" |
$6.50 $8.50 |
| Turbinicarpus pseudomacrochele ssp. krainzianus var. minimus | (syn.: Turbinicarpus krainziana var. minimus) Diurnal flowers, cream or greenish cream, in summer. A super small-growing plant. [CITES Appendix 1] | 3" |
$12.50 |
| Uebelmannia pectinifera Temporarily out of stock. | The species name comes from the Latin for "bearing combs". This is a truely classical plant worthy of any collection. The surface of the plant has a unique elongated vertical celular structure which is almost irridescent in sunlight. As is often the case, these particular plants have some scarring at the base. Though some web sites indicate this plant is hardy to 20°F, that's not our experience. We would never be comfortable growing these at temps below freezing and would prefer to keep them above 45 or 50°F and out of extreme heat in Summer. | ||
| Uebelmannia pseudopectinifera | Now considered by some taxonomists to be a synonym for U. pectinifera. However it has a significantly different appearance and we're keeping it listed separately for that reason. Again some scarring at the base. Temporarily out of stock. | ||
| Weingartia sp. nov. HS 158 | Originally f rom seed collected by Heinz Swoboda at Tuna Pampa, Campero, Cochalbamba, Bolivia and continues to be sold under the collection number. Beautiful plants. Very limited stock. | 6" |
$8.50 |
