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<Back Home Next>Neoporteria thru PygmaeocereusG-SG = grafted on Stenocereus griseus G-HJ = grafted on Harrisia justbertii RC = rooted cutting * = only advertised on the web site due to limited quantities
NEOPORTERIA heinrichiana v. setosiflora - #9457 - 2¼"pot - $5.00 - from Totoralillo, Chile, round dark green body, erect brown spines when mature, bright yellow flowers on this line N. huascensis - #8544 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - low shiny purple body, brown spines, reddish flower, (=Eriocyse eriosyziodes ssp. atroviridis) N. napina v. lembkei - #9473 - 2¼"pot - $5.00 - small club-shaped purplish body on thick taproot, many short brown spines close to the stem on short tubercles, light yellow flowers *N. occulta - #5579 - 2¼"pot - $5.00 - low almost spineless blackish body on thick taproot, large white flowers N. senilis - #5578.2 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - round to shortly columnar purple-green stem, dense curved glassy white spines, bright pink tubular flowers in late winter NOTOCACTUS agnetae - #7388 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - low green stem, soft curly tan spines, large yellow flowers in spring N. buiningii - #5581 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - low gray-green stem, many sharp ribs, stiff yellow and brown spines, very large light yellow flower N. leprosorum - #8592.3 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - (= Wigginsia leprosum) shiny dark green body with sharp ribs, light-colored spines, light yellow flower with purple stigma N. roseiflorus - #9557 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - shortly columnar miniature species, dense short tan spines with brown tips, large light pink flowers, flowering size *N. roseoluteus - #7398 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - dark green low stem, stiff red and some yellow spines, pink flowers with yellow center when mature *N. schlosseri - #5783 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - round green stem, erect red and white spines, yellow flowers with dark purple stigma when mature N. uebelmanniana - #6799 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - low shiny green stem with short tan spines held close, bright purple flowers in the winter N. warasii - #6923 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - upright shiny dark green stem with yellow spines, yellow flowers when mature, one of the largest in the genus OPUNTIA basiliaris v. aurea - #8772 - 3¼"potRC - $7.00 - pink flower with dark center, gray-green pads with spines at the tips, very cold hardy O. macrorhiza - #8758 - 3¼"potRC - $7.00 - red flower, green pads with spines at the tips, very cold hardy O. polyacantha (Idaho, pink flower) - #8757 - 3¼"potRC - $7.00 - pink flower, spiny green pads, very cold hardy O. polyacantha (Utah, orange flower) - #8771 - 3¼"potRC - $7.00 - orange flower, spiny green pads, very cold hardy O. polyacantha (Utah, magenta flower) - #8786 - 3¼"potRC - $7.00 - magenta flower, spiny green pads, very cold hardy OREOCEREUS hempelianus - #8538 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - (=Arequipa hempeliana) stout light green stem with dense short brown spines, clustering from base with age, bright red flowers, flowering size O. leucotrichus - #9391 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - W of Tenarama, Arica, N. Chile, shiny green stems with stout yellow spines, few to no wispy white hairs, clusters from the base when mature, red flowers O. trollii NEW - #5588 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - green body covered in dense white hair-like spines, stout brown central spines extend beyond the hair For other species included in Parodia see: Notocactus PARODIA mairanana - #7449 - 4"pot - $9.00 - low dark green stem, short tan radial spines with darker central spines, small orange flowers P. penicillata - #7451 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - soft light green stem, dense erect thin glassy spines, orange-red flowers *P. quechua NEW - #7868 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - low dark green body, short spines, small dark red flowers (LIMIT 3) P. sanguiniflora NEW - #7454 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - low dark green stem, dense white radial spines, hooked brown central spines, large dark red flowers in early summer (LIMIT 5) *PEDIOCACTUS paradinei SB502 NEW - #7968 - 3¼"potG-HJ - $8.00 - (Kaibab Plateau, AZ) small grafted offset of this miniature species, low soft green stem with thin glassy spines, whitish flowers (LIMIT 3) PENIOCEREUS greggii v. transmontanus - #7456 - 3¼"pot - $7.00 - Arizona Queen of the Night, olive green stems with black spines from large tuberous root, somewhat rot-prone P. johnstonii - #9398 - 4"pot - $9.00 - seedlings, olive green stems with sparse spines, flowers earlier in the year than P. greggii, eventually forms a large tuberous root, from Baja California P. marianus - #6792 - 4"pot - $9.00 - seedlings, faster growing than P. greggii, olive green stems with black spines, the flowers are white to light pink, forms large tuberous root, from Sonora, Mexico P. viperinus - #8455.3 - 4"pot - $9.00 - thin dark green stems with minute spines but tuberous root, salmon-red flowers in late spring when mature PYGMAEOCEREUS bieblii - #9416 - 1"+ seedling - $7.00 - rarely available Peruvian species, dwarf dark green stem, short tan corky spines, long-tubed white nocturnal flowers, flowering size
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