Segment sections are about 1 inch long and have angular edges

Schlumbergera , commonly called Christmas Cactus is an epiphyte plant that naturally occurs in the rainforests of Brazil.

It provides a prolific display of White flowers during the early December to January

This plant naturally grows in zones 9 � 12 but also works great indoors and in hanging baskets.

It also likes to be outside during warmer months and prefers bright shade.

Common names: White Christmas Cactus, Christmas Cactus, Holiday Cactus,, Jungle Cactus, Zygocactus, Height: 12 -24 inches tall Width: 12 - 15 inches wide

Flowers: White

Flower Season: Early December to February

Water use: Keep soil moist but not wet while plant is growing. After flowering water sparingly until new growth appears in Spring. Likes humidity - stand the pot in a dish of wet pebbles.

Sun Exposure: Bright, indirect light

Soil: Well drained potting soil mixed half and half with fine grade fir bark

Cold Hardiness: 35� F

Growth Rate: Medium

Type: Perennial

Fertilizer: Feed every two weeks with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted in half. After blooms have dropped stop fertilizing for a month.

Propagation: Cut stem segments in Spring and place upright in moist perlite. Planting Instructions: Plant cuttings after cut ends have dried.

Place them half to one inch deep in loamy sandy soil and keep slightly moist allowing soil to dry in between waterings. Do not over-water or cutting will rot - In Stock

Segment sections are about 1 inch long and have angular edges

Schlumbergera , commonly called Christmas Cactus is an epiphyte plant that naturally occurs in the rainforests of Brazil.

It provides a prolific display of Orange flowers during the early December to January

This plant naturally grows in zones 9 � 12 but also works great indoors and in hanging baskets.

It also likes to be outside during warmer months and prefers bright shade.

Common names: Orange Christmas Cactus, Christmas Cactus, Holiday Cactus,, Jungle Cactus, Zygocactus, Height: 12 -24 inches tall Width: 12 - 15 inches wide

Flowers: Orange

Flower Season: Early December to February

Water use: Keep soil moist but not wet while plant is growing. After flowering water sparingly until new growth appears in Spring. Likes humidity - stand the pot in a dish of wet pebbles.

Sun Exposure: Bright, indirect light

Soil: Well drained potting soil mixed half and half with fine grade fir bark

Cold Hardiness: 35� F

Growth Rate: Medium

Type: Perennial

Fertilizer: Feed every two weeks with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted in half. After blooms have dropped stop fertilizing for a month.

Propagation: Cut stem segments in Spring and place upright in moist perlite. Planting Instructions: Plant cuttings after cut ends have dried.

Place them half to one inch deep in loamy sandy soil and keep slightly moist allowing soil to dry in between waterings. Do not over-water or cutting will rot -

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Approx 5 inches long with growing guide

Can be grown in a hanging basket as shown in the picture

The picture shows a large mature plant

Mistletoe Cactus Care Ensure that your mistletoe cactus is planted in well-drained soil.

Potted plants benefit from a saucer filled with rocks and water to increase the ambient humidity in the home interior.

The plant rarely needs fertilizing and has few other needs except moderate light and even moisture.

Fertilize with a half dilution of cactus food from April to September, once per month.

Water frequently in spring and summer, but suspend water in winter.

If any of the stems are damaged, you can trim them off with a sharp, sterile knife.

Use these as cuttings to start new Rhipsalis mistletoe cactus. - In Stock

Segment sections are about 1 inch long and have angular edges

Schlumbergera , commonly called Christmas Cactus is an epiphyte plant that naturally occurs in the rainforests of Brazil.

It provides a prolific display of Pink flowers during the early December to January

This plant naturally grows in zones 9 � 12 but also works great indoors and in hanging baskets.

It also likes to be outside during warmer months and prefers bright shade.

Common names: Pink Christmas Cactus, Christmas Cactus, Holiday Cactus,, Jungle Cactus, Zygocactus, Height: 12 -24 inches tall Width: 12 - 15 inches wide

Flowers: Pink

Flower Season: Early December to February

Water use: Keep soil moist but not wet while plant is growing. After flowering water sparingly until new growth appears in Spring. Likes humidity - stand the pot in a dish of wet pebbles.

Sun Exposure: Bright, indirect light

Soil: Well drained potting soil mixed half and half with fine grade fir bark

Cold Hardiness: 35� F

Growth Rate: Medium

Type: Perennial

Fertilizer: Feed every two weeks with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted in half. After blooms have dropped stop fertilizing for a month.

Propagation: Cut stem segments in Spring and place upright in moist perlite. Planting Instructions: Plant cuttings after cut ends have dried.

Place them half to one inch deep in loamy sandy soil and keep slightly moist allowing soil to dry in between waterings. Do not over-water or cutting will rot - In Stock

Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa - One healthy fresh six inch cutting

Common names Red Rhipsalis Red Mistletoe Cactus

Provided with growing guide, they need light and heat to stay red

In good light the leaves go bright red

Quite easy to care for and grows small berries after flowering

The images show grown pots of these

Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa is a shrubby, epiphytic cactus, freely branching basally with pendant, flat, reddish tapeworm stems up to 2.3 feet (70 cm) long, that turn deep violet red in high light.

It produces lots of greenish-white or pinkish flowers, up to 0.5 inch (1.2 cm) and up to 0.6 inch (1.5 cm) in diameter, followed by small, ornamental, shell berries lining both edges of the ribbon stems. - In Stock

ONE 4 inch cutting

Freshly taken

Provided with growing and care guide -

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2 Fresh Quality Cuttings Mouse Tail Cactus Rhipsalis baccifera - Rare

Approx 4 inches long

Provided with growing guide

The picture shows the cuttings and a plant -

Out of Stock

Provided with growing instructions

Produces attractive flowers

With heat and light the leaves go pink or purple

Direct sunlight can burn the leaves

Easy to root and grow

Cutting approx. 5- 6 inches long and cut the day it is shipped -

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Opuntia microdasys yellow also called Bunny Ears Cactus

The first photo shows how they flower

One fresh unrooted pad approx 4 inches - In Stock

Produces large red flowers

approx 6 inches long

Rooting and growing instructions

Simply to root and grow -

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One small pad approx 4 inches

Photos show how these look when they have grown and the flowers and fruit it produces

It can tolerate most weather and will grow indoors in cooler climates

Freshly cut, will callous over in the mail and be ready to plant

Just plant approx. 1 inch deep in compost perlite mix, water and then water when dry

TAKE CARE when handling as they have little spines that will detach, they can be removed with tweezers but its better not to have to go that route

Once established they grow quite quickly - In Stock

One small pad approx 3 inches

Photos show how these look when they have grown into a small plant and the flowers and fruit

It can tolerate most weather and will grow indoors in cooler climates

Freshly cut, will callous over in the mail and be ready to plant

Just plant approx. 1 inch deep in compost perlite mix, water and then water when dry

AKE CARE when handling as they have little spines that will detach, they can be removed with tweezers but its better not to have to go that route

Once established they grow quite quickly

Very easy to grow

Very hardy

Produces attractive flowers and healthy edible fruit

The plant extends with small stems, forming a large shrub with a size of 0.4 to 3 meters high.

The pads are flattened, elongated and almost circular, bare and well connected. They are 6 to 40 cm long and 5 to 13 cm wide.

From the areoles emerging brown glochids, 2 to 4 millimeters long, with two to seven spines that are sometimes missing, like needles and on the top a few beards.

They are yellowish white, flattened at the top of 0.5 to 8 centimeters.

The unisex flowers are orange-red to yellow-orange, 2.3 - 7 centimeters long and have diameters of 1 - 2.5 centimeters.

The fruits are barrel-shaped, brown-green in color and are ripen reddish, 2.5 to 4 cm long and 2 to 4 cm in diameter.

They are adorned with glochids and sometimes thorns or bristles. - In Stock

Photo shows a mature plant

The cuttings send off branches once rooted

Shipped in a small rigid box - In Stock

Also known as Hariota boliviana, Rhipsalis boliviana, Pfeiffera boliviana

photo shows one of our plants

Easy to root and grow

Makes attractive indoor plant -

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Provided with growing instructions

Produces large fragrant flower

Easy to root and grow

Cutting approx. 6 inches long and cut the day it is shipped

Please unpack and plant without delay when it arrives

The cactus grows in low soil media, such as orchid substrate.

You can also plant it in cactus blend mixed with compost to enrich the medium.

Guatemalense cactus thrives in indirect light but can tolerate short periods of bright sun.

Like most cacti, does best when allowed to dry out between watering.

During winter, cut watering in half and then reinstate when spring growth begins.

Fertilize with a water-soluble cactus or orchid fertilizer in early spring.

You can place your plant outside in spring and summer but do not forget to bring it in when temperatures cool.

Best of all, the cactus will stand some neglect, so do not worry about it when you go on vacation.

- In Stock

Single Cactus opuntia ficus-indica prickly pear pad approx. 5 inches long Freshly cut, will callous over in the mail and be ready to plant

Just plant approx. 2 inches deep in compost perlite mix, water and then water when dry

The last picture shows a pad about 2 months after planting, you can see a new pad forming

TAKE CARE when handling as they have little spines that will detach, they can be removed with tweezers but its better not to have to go that route

We lift the pads with thick card so planting is easy

Once established they grow quite quickly

Very easy to grow

Very hardy

You can actually cut this in half and grow 2 without problems

Produces attractive flowers and healthy edible fruit

We have a large number of these growing in our fields so always available

It produces flowers followed by edible fig-like fruits which can be peeled and eaten - In Stock

The photo shows fruit on an adult pad, this pad does not have any fruit

Freshly cut and the younger pads don't have so many spines!!

Provided with a growing guide

The photos shows adult pad with fruit, the younger pads are not as spiny

Once established they grow quite quickly

Very easy to grow

Very hardy Produces attractive flowers and healthy edible fruit

We have a large number of these growing in our fields so always available - In Stock

Cryptocereus anthonyanus

ONE 6 inch Fresh Cutting

Photo shows the flowers it produces

Known as Rik Rac

Provided with rooting and growing instructions

Easy to grow and care for

Selenicereus anthonyanus (also known by its obsolete name, Cryptocereus anthonyanus) is a cactus species native to southern Mexico.

It is grown as an ornamental because of its nocturnal flowers and unusual, leaf-like stems.

Common names include fishbone cactus, rick rack cactus, zig-zag cactus and St. Anthony's rik-rak

Stems scandent or climbing, branches in clusters at intervals along the stem, to 1 m long or more, 7�15 cm wide, flat with few aerial roots

Flowers 10�12 cm long, nocturnal, very fragrant; pericarpal 15�20 mm long - In Stock

Single Cactus opuntia ficus-indica prickly pear pad approx. 5 inches long Freshly cut, will callous over in the mail and be ready to plant

Just plant approx. 2 inches deep in compost perlite mix, water and then water when dry

The last picture shows a pad about 2 months after planting, you can see a new pad forming

TAKE CARE when handling as they have little spines that will detach, they can be removed with tweezers but its better not to have to go that route

We lift the pads with thick card so planting is easy

Once established they grow quite quickly

Very easy to grow

Very hardy

You can actually cut this in half and grow 2 without problems

Produces attractive flowers and healthy edible fruit

We have a large number of these growing in our fields so always available

It produces flowers followed by edible fig-like fruits which can be peeled and eaten - In Stock

Single Cactus opuntia ficus-indica prickly pear pad approx. 5 inches long Freshly cut, will callous over in the mail and be ready to plant

Just plant approx. 2 inches deep in compost perlite mix, water and then water when dry

The last picture shows a pad about 2 months after planting, you can see a new pad forming

TAKE CARE when handling as they have little spines that will detach, they can be removed with tweezers but its better not to have to go that route

We lift the pads with thick card so planting is easy

Once established they grow quite quickly

Very easy to grow

Very hardy

You can actually cut this in half and grow 2 without problems

Produces attractive flowers and healthy edible fruit

We have a large number of these growing in our fields so always available

It produces flowers followed by edible fig-like fruits which can be peeled and eaten - In Stock