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Astrophytum myriostigma 'Lotusland' - #5109 - 3.25"potG-SG - $10.00 - monstrose Bishop's Cap with dense white flecking, produces lots of offsets and the occasional sterile yellow flower

*Astrophytum myriostigma 'Puff Bonnet' - #9489 - 3.25"potG-SG - $10.00 - grown from seed by us, this is not Lotusland but is similar, dense white flecking on stems with 5 ribs, tends to offset heavily from the bottom in cauliflower-like masses, can be grown on its own roots and produces fertile yellow flowers

*Coryphantha robustispina ssp. uncinatus - #8196 - 1.2"plant - $8.00 - Las Cruces, NM, chunky light green solitary stem with large tubercles, straw-colored spines, central spines slightly hooked, large yellow flowers

*Discocactus crystallophilus HU 582 - #5732 - 1.5"seedling - $6.00 - low solitary shiny green stem, thick curved gray-black spines held close, large white scented nocturnal flowers when mature, grows to about 3-4" in diameter

*Echinocereus reichenbachii v. perbellus - #9373 - 2.25"pot - $5.00 - Crane Co. TX, somewhat conical green stem, dense short, semi-erect white spines with black tips gives a shaggy look, pale pink flower

*Echinocererus viridiflorus ssp. davisii cv 'Brevispinus' - #9607 - .75"offsetG-HJ - $10.00 - grafted offsets, cultivar of this dwarf species, dark shiny green stem, black-tipped white spines are very short and thick, yellow citrus-scented flowers in spring

*Epithelantha greggii ssp. greggii - # 9491 - .75"wide x 1"tall seedling - $6.00 - SB321 Cuesta La Muralla, Coahuila, MX, soft upright stem with dense minute off-white spines, pinkish-white flowers, not self-fertile, most are flowering size

*Epithelantha micromeris - #9743 - .7"seedling - $6.00 - Dragoon Mtns., dwarf round stems covered in dense white spines held close, flowering size and self fertile, will produce bright red fruit from the crown, these are physically identical to plants from New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico but originate from seed collected decades ago from the only Arizona population

*Epithelantha unguispina - #5497 - .85"plant - $6.00 - solitary dwarf stem, densely covered with minute white spines, when mature develops short erect black-tipped central spines, light pink flowers, bright pink fruit if pollinated with another plant

*Eriosyce curvispina "robusta" - #8260 - 2.25"pot - $6.00 - low matte green stem, short stout grayish spines, large orange-red flowers when mature

*Eriosyce islayensis - #8877 - 2.25"pot - $6.00 - shortly columnar species, matte green to purplish stem, short tan to yellow spines, small yellow flowers, odd pink fruit with wispy white hairs

*Homalocephala texensis - #9849 - 2.25"pot - $5.00 - Roswell, NM, when mature has thick ribs with stout spines and erect central spines, large pink flower with darker center (this image is a generic seed grown specimen, not from Roswell NM)

*Jatropha cathartica - #7194.4 - 1.4"caudex - $15.00

*Jatropha cathartica - #7194.6 - 1.8"caudex - $25.00

*Lithops bromfieldii v. insularis 'Sulphurea' - #8567 - .5"plant - $3.00 - yellow-green body, darker green on top, yellow flower

*Lithops dorotheae - #4735 - .75"-1"plant - $3.00 - yellowish body, rounded top with jagged olive window with reddish dots, quite variable, yellow flower

*Lithops hallii 'brown form' - #9441 - 1"plant - $3.00 - gray-brown body, dense fine light brown islands on darker brown top, white flower

*Lithops hookeri v. susannae - #7209 - 1"plant - $3.00 - tan to orangish body, fine dark network of lines on top, yellow flower

*Lithops julii ssp. fulleri v. fulleri C203 - #8576 - .5"-75"plant - $3.00 - gray body, brown markings on top, white flower

*Lithops karasmontana "lateritia" - #9518 - .75"-1"plant - $3.00 - grayish body, solid rusty red top, white flower

*Lithops karasmontana 'Opalina' - #7211 - .75"-1"plant - $3.00 - whitish body, top whitish and slightly bumpy, white flower

*Lithops lesliei Kareepan - #8606 - .5"-.75"plant - $3.00 - Kareepan, Wolmaranstad RSA, brown body, dark green-brown windowed top, yellow flower

*Lithops pseudotruncatella ssp. volkii - #9223 - .5"-.75"plant - $3.00 - white body, fine off-white markings on top, yellow flower*Turbinicarpus bonatzii - #8614 - .75"seedling - $6.00 - closely related to T. lauii, low shiny green stem on thick taproot, short tan spines, pale pink flowers

*Lithops villettii v. kennedyi - #9739 - .5"-.75"plant - $3.00 - gray body with rusty brown top, white flower

*Melocactus matanzanus - #5573 - 3.25"pot - $12.00 - miniature Cuban species, these have just started to form a cephalium, round dark green body, short curved brown spines

*Pachypodium bispinosum x P. succulentum - #9881 - 3.25"pot - $8.00 - some creature did unauthorized hybridizing, these are the second generation of hybrids, the plants look like P. bispinosum, but the flowers have a shallower narrower throat than P. bispinosum

*Rebutia 'Limeade' - #9097 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - grafted cluster, light green body, short glassy white spines helf close, light yellow flowers in spring

*Rebutia 'Scarlet O'Hara' - #9102 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - grafted clusters, green body, brown areoles with silvery radial spines held close, orange-red flowers in spring

*Stenocactus lloydii - #6922 - 1"+seedling - $5.00 - green stem and wavy ribs covered with dense white radial spines, long black-tipped white central spines when mature, large pink flowers when mature*Turbinicarpus flaviflorus - #5608 - .75"wide x 1"tall seedling - $6.00 - miniature club-shaped stems, long thick corky gray/brown spines, yellow flowers, just flowering size

*Turbinicarpus jauernigii - #7827 - .8"seedling - $6.00 - low gray stem on thick taproot, short corky spines with dark tips, low green stems with short white radial spines held close, pale pink flowers with darker midstripes, flowering size

*Turbinicarpus minimus - #8474 - .5"wide x 1.5"tall seedling - $6.00 - (KADENICARPUS) (= T. krainzianus ssp. minimus, T. pseudomacrochele ssp. minimus), club-shaped stem on thick taproot, as a juvenile only white radial spines held close, once it is flowering size the spines become longer light tan and flexible, yellow flowers, many are flowering size

*Turbinicarpus X mombergeri - #9893 - .9"seedlings - $6.00 - T. pseudopectinatus x T. lauii produced in cultivation replicating the naturally occurring hybrid where these two species overlap in the wild

*Turbinicarpus pseudomacrochele Cardonal, Hidalgo - #9644 - .6"plant - $6.00 - (KADENICARPUS) from Cardonal, Hidalgo MX, small green stem on thick taproot, thin curly yellow spines, although it is sometimes sold as a white-flowered form the flowers are almost white with a little pink

*Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus - #5606 - .75"seedling - $6.00 - club-shaped stem, dense white radial spines held close to the stem, white to light pink flower with darker pink mid-stripe

*Turbinicarpus saueri ssp. gonzalezii P 1234 - #9597 - 1"seedling - $6.00 - low solitary green stem, fairly dense short white spines, large pink flowers with darker midstripe

*Turbinicarpus schmiedickianus ssp. andersonii - #7900 - .65"plant - $6.00 - dark green stem from thick taproot, few short curved corky tan to black spines, pink flower with darker pink midstripes in late winter

Turbinicarpus valdezianus - #5613 - .5"plant - $6.00 - one of the smallest species of cacti, these are mature plants at 1/2" and have flowered for the last 2-3 years, solitary stem covered in dense feathery white spines, large purple and white flower

*Turbinicarpus viereckii ssp. neglectus L 1159 - #7606 - .75"plant - $6.00 - dark green stem with thin erect white radial and black central spines, bright pink flowers in from spring to fall, shortly columnar with age

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