u/Floratopia

For Sale: Aloe elgonica

Size: ~24”

Asking: $25 Before 🛳️ing

Has anyone seen this crest at the end of a branch on Myrtillocactus geometrizans ‘Elite’ cristata spiralis? I sure never have! If not named already I’m thinking of calling it it Myrtillocactus geometrizans ‘Elite’ cristata spiralis ‘Mushroom Balloon’. Though I think it resembles a cauliflower moreso I like the ring of it. If anyone else has this or has seen it before lmk. All my other elites crest low and from the base. This is something quite different.

For Sale: TPM (Group A)

Length: from the bottom of the initial cut to the tip (not calculating the roots)

A1: 24” (SOLD)

A2: 22” (cured cutting) $35

A3: 18” SOLD

A4: 24” $35

A5: 25” SOLD

A6: 23” (terminator cured cutting) (SOLD)

Asking price b4 🛳️ing

How many heads do you think are in this Tephrocactus papyracanthus clump?

My Aloe brevifolia clumping snuggly up against a boulder at my in-law’s landscape.

I’m obsessed with Jumping Spiders along with the tomentose and pink edging on the leaves of my Cyphostemma juttae

For Sale: Lophocereus schottii ‘Woolly Rhino’

Size: 13” cutting

Asking: $125 Before 🛳️ing

This is my favorite cultivar of articulatus as it doesn’t get all long and leggy. For the same reason it doesn’t fall apart as easily which also brings me joy

For Sale: Euphorbia resinifera (Moroccan Mound)

Size: 5 Gallon Pot / 12“ diameter

Asking: $25 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: Euphorbia coerulescens

Asking: $25 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: Stenocereus

Size: 15” cutting

Asking: $20 Before 🛳️ing

While there’s nothing Frozen about them 🥵, whenever my Tephrocactus geometricus stack like this, it makes me think of Olaf

For Sale: Euphorbia ammak variegata cutting

Size: 55” with three 20” branches

Asking: $250 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: Myrtillocactus geometrizans cristata

Size: 24” (with newly emerging roots)

Asking: $50 Before 🛳️ing

For Sale: Cereus monstrosa ‘Cereusly Blue’

Size: 13” tall

Asking: $20 Before 🛳️ing

They may not be all the rage but I love me some terscheckii, pasacana, validus and taquimbalensis forms.

The new growth on my Stenocereus pruinosus is out of sight

Looking forward to grounding my mother plant once the weather cools so she can really take off.

Plant ID: Pilosocereus magnificus

Even without being watered, my Euphorbia eritrea are too big and too heavy for their own good. Luckily there are some good enough pieces to propagate but I may have to do away with this candelabra altogether

This Myrtillocactus geometrizans cristata is one of if not the most artistically sculptural plants I’ve ever grown.