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*Ariocarpus fissuratus ssp. fissuratus - #5094 - .85"seedling - $10.00 - this line originated from west Texas, dark green heavily textured triangular tubercles form rosettes up to 5" after many years, large light pink flowers, these are within a year or so of flowering

*Ariocarpus fissuratus ssp. hintonii - #6901 - .75"seedling - $15.00 - from northern San Luis Potosi, Mexico, smaller than A. fissuratus with deeply fissured dark green tubercles when mature, pink flowers in the fall

*Ariocarpus retusus v. furfuraceus monstrose - $5615 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - when small the stems are almost obscured with white wool, will offset and will occasion chose to grow a more mature rosette of gray-green slightly wrinkled tubercles

*Ariocarpus retusus ssp. pectinatus - #8820 - .7"seedling - $15.00 - dwarf form with narrow gray tubercles, areoles of mature plants are elongated with a line of short spines, white flowers when plants are about 1.5" across

*Astrophytum myriostigma Onzuka monstrose/crest - #9415 - 3.25"pot G-SG - $10.00 - grafted on Stenocereus, stems covered with dense white flecking

*Astrophytum myriostigma v. columnare - #9635 - 1.4"seedling - $5.00 - seedlings with 4- or 5-ribbed stems with dense white flecking, small solid yellow flowers when mature, upright narrow stems to no more than 4" thick, when mature will make up to 8 ribs with areoles closely spaced

*Astrophytum 'Super Kabuto Kikko' - #9419 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - grafted offset with large white flecking, offsets freely

*Aztekium ritteri - #6962 - 1"grafted offsetG-MG - $15.00 - from Nuevo Leon where it grows on vertical limestone cliffs, grafted on Myrtillocactus, low light green stems with odd texture, sparse minute brown spines, small pink flowers, forms nice clusters in a couple of years

*Aztekium valdezii - #9801 - .85"grafted offsetG-MG - $15.00 - from Nuevo Leon, the newest species, described in 2010, grafted on Myrtillocactus, light green clustering stems with deep ridges typical of the genus, largest flowers in the genus, dark pink with white center

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

*Fockea edulis (APOCYNACEAE) - #7062 - 3.25"pot - $8.00 - vining caudiciform, thick white-skinned root can be raised for effect, vines with 1"-long green leaves with wavy edges

*Gasteria 'Sakura Fuji' variegate - #9276 - 2.25"pot - $5.00 - (we offered this as just 'Sakura Fuji' in the past), fat boldly variegated green and white leaves, makes nice clusters

*Gymnocalycium friedrichii variegate crest - #5392 - 3.25"pot G-SG - $15.00 - 2"-wide fan, mottled red and green body grafted on Stenocereus

*Kroenleinia (ECHINOCACTUS) grusonii 'Plastic' - #8759 - 1.5"seedling - $10.00 - probably the same mutation as "brevispinus" but with a different origin, it popped up in a batch of 250,000 normal seedlings in the mid '90s in Tucson, originally called 'Plasticus' this is being offered officially for the first time as 'Plastic' because latinized names are not allowed, so named because it looks like the plastic cactus sold at craft stores

*Lithops lesliei 'Albinica' - #6969 - .5"plant - $3.00 - greenish body, darker green top with fine yellow-green markings

*Mammillaria camptotricha cv. 'Bru' - #9854 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - 1" grafted offset, very short thick golden spines, dark green body, small whitish flowers, will cluster in time

*Mammillaria gracilis 'Oruga' - #9789 - 1"rooted offset - $5.00 - spineless cultivar with large fuzzy white areoles, often grafted these are on their own roots, small yellow flowers

*Mammillaria hahniana ssp. mendeliana - #9733 - 1.4"plant - $5.00 - low solitary dark green stem, paired black-tipped central spines, pink flowers in spring, wooly axils when mature

*Mammillaria schumannii v. globosa 'Barely Dressed' - #7336 - 3.25"pot G-SG - $10.00 - grafted offset, a spine variant on this species from Baja, CA, milky light green stems, generally a single short spine per areole, large pink flowers when it feels like it

*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*Myrtillocactus geometrizans "strictum" crest - #9656 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - grafted 1.5"-wide blue almost spineless fan

*Pelecyphora aselliformis crest - #6959 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $10.00 - .75"-wide light green fan grafted on Harrisia

*Stenocereus griseus 'Phil McCracken' - #8479 - 3.25"pot G-SG - $10.00 - grafted offsets of this odd sport, lumpy gray stems with short or no spines

*Sulcorebutia rauschii 'Mars' - #9716 - 3.25"pot G-HJ - $8.00 - grafted offsets, very nice clone of this dwarf species, large heads cluster heavily and maintain deep reddish color, intense purple/red flowers

*Thelocactus rinconensis v. phymatothelos - #9104 - .9"+plant - $6.00 - dwarf variety only grows to 5", low gray-green body, very short black spines, light pink flowers

*Turbinicarpus flaviflorus - #5608 - .5"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, brownish flower in late winter

*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 pseudopectinatus crest - #5656 - 3.25"pot G-SG - $10.00 - 1.3"-wide grafted fan, dense white spines held close, can produce flowers in late winter

*Turbinicarpus valdezianus crest - #5750 - 3.25"pot G-SG - $10.00 - 1.4"-wide fan covered in dense feathery white spines, occasional purple flowers in winter, this was propagated from the crest originally collected by Foster & Glass in 1961 \

*Turbinicarpus X mombergeri - #9893 - .9"seedlings - $6.00 - T. pseudopectinatus x T. lauii produced in cultivation replicating the naturally occuring hybrid where these two species overlap in the wild, low green stems with short white radial spines held close, pale pink flowers with darker midstripes, flowering size

*Turbinicarpus zaragosae - #6737 - 1"wide x 2"tall seedlings - $6.00 - once considered a subspecies of T. subterraneus, has upright club-shaped stems, dense white spines with black tips, flowers with pink petals and darker pink midstripe

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