Peniocereus
Pyrrhocactus * Thelocactus * Trichocereus
Turbinicarpus
All Cacti are CITES Restricted Plants
| The Cactus family is almost
entirely of the new world, with only one or two species
occurring in western Africa. Our plants are nursery grown
from seed either from field collections, from our own
hand-pollinated plants or seeds purchased from reputable
dealers. All cacti have beautiful flowers, so we try to
grow those that have a unique characteristic as well.
Features such as spinelessness (Ariocarpus spp.,
Astrophytum asterias, etc.), long spines (Ferocactus
rectispinus with arrow straight spines to 10 inches or
more) to the densely white spined species (Mammillaria
bocasana,, M. pectinifera,, Epithelantha micromeris) are
the types that we specialize in. The cacti, unless otherwise noted, are sized for a 3 to 4 inch pot, the higher priced plants being the slower growers (e.g. Ariocarpus fissuratus are 6 years old). Larger specimens of various species are available. Please inquire. |
| Pachycereus schottii f. monstrosus (Lophocereus) | Famous 'Totem Pole' cactus from Baja. This is a naturally occurring monstrose form of L. schottii, the 'Senita' (Old One) cactus of NW Mexico and Baja. 4-6" rooted cuttings. | $15.00 | |
| Pachycereus schottii f. mieckleyanus (Lophocereus) | Amazingly enough, the mutation that caused the Totem Pole, happened twice in Baja. This is the other one, slightly thinner and different. Limited avaiability. | $N/A | |
| Peniocereus greggii | Arizona Night Blooming Cereus; large, tuberous root. This is also one of our T-shirts. | $N/A | |
| P. marianus | Sonoran Night Blooming Cereus | $6.00 | |
| Pyrrhocactus horridus | Tightly spined species. | $5.00 | |
| Silicacereus daleii | Wierd, glass cactus, best grown with spotlight.
No flowers. See http://rogerdaleglass.com |
NFS | |
| Thelocactus bicolor | Yellow and red spines with large pink flowers | $5.00 | |
| Thelocactus bicolor v. schwarzii | Tight, reddish spines with large pink flowers | $5.00 | |
| Thelocactus hexadrophorus | Blue-gray body stout spines | $5.00 | |
| Thelocactus matudae | Straight spines on a large reddish body with many large tubercles. Pink flowers | $5.00 | |
| Thelocactus macdowellii | Straight, dense, white spines and pink flowers. Nice plant. | $6.00 | |
| Thelocactus nidulans | Grey bodies with prominent tubercles and strong spines. Large pink flowers. | $5.00 | |
| Thelocactus rinconensis | Low flat stems with straight spines and white flowers. | $6.00 | |
| Trichocereus Hybrids These are some of the beautiful hybrids produced by Tucson breeder Mark Dimmitt. After many hundreds of crosses, only a few are good enough to get names. Here are some of the best!! |
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Trichocereus 'Apricot Glow' | Multi-colored flowers with yellow, pink and orange. My favorite of all. | $12.50 |
| Trichocereus 'First Light' | The pinks and yellows of the morning sun! | $12.50 | |
| Trichocereus 'Fuente de Sangre' | Red, Red, Red!! If you know Spanish, you'll understand why I need to talk to Mark about marketing names! | $12.50 | |
| Trichocereus 'June Noon' | Large, white with yellow flowers and very green filaments.. | $12.50 | |
| Trichocereus 'Too Pink' | Pink, Pink, Pink! | $12.50 | |
| Trichocereus 'Volcanic Sunset' | Large, dark orange flowers, with wide petals with quite rounded tips. | $N/A | |
| Trichocereus huasha v. rubra | This is not a hybrid, but a selection, with a beautiful, red-orange flower. | $12.50 | |
| Trichocereus huasha v. rubra 'Glorious' | This one is another selection with a fantastic red with purple flower. | $N/A | |
| Turbinocarpus lophophoroides | Small gray stem, few soft spines, light pink flowers | $6.00 | |
| Turbinocarpus pseudomacrochele | Long thin yellowish spines, big pink flowers | $6.00 | |
| Turbinocarpus schwarzii | Low dark gray-green stems | $6.00 | |
| Uebelmannia pectinifera | Incredibly symmetrical and beautiful plant from Brazil with yellow-green flowers. These plants are slightly scarred on the lower stems, thus the lower than normal price. | $N/A | |
| CACTUS COLLECTION: ZAC | 10 types of this New World family of plants, with particular emphasis on nice form as well as beautiful flowers | $35.00 | |