Common names: “living rock / tsuwiri”
Description: Cactaceae native to Mexico.
Mature plants form a low, compact body reaching approximately 15 cm in height and 20 cm in diameter, with pale pink to white flowers measuring approximately 4–5 cm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common names: “star rock / living rock”
Description: Cactaceae native to Mexico (Tamaulipas and Nuevo León regions).
Mature plants can grow up to 25 cm in height and 30 cm in diameter, with numerous yellowish flowers measuring approximately 5 cm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Note:  

1. Live specimens of Ariocarpus trigonus are currently in stock and available for dispatch.

Common name: “bishop’s cap”
Description: Cactaceae native to the highlands of Mexico.
Mature plants can grow up to 95 cm in height and 20 cm in diameter, with sweet-smelling yellow flowers measuring approximately 7 cm across.
Ribs: when young, usually 4 (sometimes 3), increasing with age to approximately 8.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Note:

1. Live specimens of Astrophytum myriostigma are currently in stock and available for dispatch.

Common names: “peyotillo / aztec cactus”
Description : Cactaceae native to Mexico, specifically the Sierra Madre Oriental in the state of Nuevo León.
Mature plants can grow up to 5 cm in height and approximately 5 cm in diameter, with very small white to pink flowers measuring approximately 10 mm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “rhinoceros cactus”
Description: Cactaceae native to central Mexico.
Mature plants can grow up to 12 cm in height and 15 cm in diameter, with yellow flowers measuring approximately 5–7 cm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common names: “Doña Ana / long needle cactus”
Description: Cactaceae native to the southwestern U.S.A. and Mexico.
Mature plants form clusters up to 15 cm in height and 100 cm in diameter, with pink to magenta flowers measuring approximately 5 cm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “pincushion cactus”
Description: Cactaceae native to Mexico (Tamaulipas).
Mature plants form clumps up to 7 cm in height and 15 cm in diameter, with fragrant yellow flowers measuring approximately 3 cm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “hedgehog cactus / kingcup cactus / Mojave mound cactus”
Description: Cactaceae native to the southwestern U.S.A. and Mexico.
Mature plants form mounds that can grow up to 70 cm in height and 13 cm in diameter, with bright red to orange-red flowers measuring approximately 5–10 cm across.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common names: “button cactus”
Description: Cactaceae native to the southwestern U.S.A. and Mexico.
Mature plants can grow up to 5 cm in height and 4 cm in diameter, with very small pink to white, funnel-shaped flowers measuring approximately 2–6 mm × 3 mm.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “false peyote / peyote de Querétaro”
Description: spineless Cactaceae native to Mexico, specifically the region of Querétaro.
Mature plants can grow up to 7 cm in height and 12 cm in diameter, with white to faintly pink flowers measuring approximately 2 cm across.
Ribs: poorly defined; 5 when young, increasing to up to 13 when mature.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “false peyote”
Description: spineless Cactaceae native to northern Mexico, specifically the Viesca region of Coahuila.
Mature plants can grow up to 7 cm in height and 10 cm in diameter, with pink to magenta flowers measuring approximately 4 cm across.
Ribs: 5 when young, increasing to up to 21 when mature.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Note:

1. Live specimens of Lophophora fricii are currently in stock and available for dispatch.

Common name: “peyote”
Description: spineless Cactaceae native to southwestern U.S.A. and northeastern Mexico.
Mature plants can grow up to 6 cm in height and 11 cm in diameter, with soft pink flowers measuring approximately 2 cm across.
Ribs: 5 when young, increasing to 7–13 when mature.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “little nipple cactus”
Description: small, pincushion-form Cactaceae native to the southwestern U.S.A. and northern Mexico, including Chihuahua.
Mature plants can grow up to approximately 5 cm in height and 12 cm in diameter, with yellow flowers of approximately 2 cm.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common names: “artichoke cactus / peyotillo”
Description: Cactaceae native to Mexico, near Ciudad Victoria in the Valley of Jaumave, Tamaulipas.
Mature plants can grow up to 15 cm in diameter, with attractive white flowers of approximately 2–3 cm.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Note:

1. Live specimens of Obregonia denegrii are currently in stock and available for dispatch.

Common name: “hairbrush cactus / Indian comb”
Description: massive, columnar Cactaceae plants native to the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico.
Mature plants can grow up to 7–15 m in height, with trunks measuring 0.5–3 m in diameter, and reddish-brown flowers of 5–10 cm. Ribs: 10–12.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “hatchet cactus”
Description: small, clustering Cactaceae native to Mexico, around the city of San Luis Potosí.
Mature plants can grow up to 5–10 cm in height and 2–3 cm in diameter, with violet flowers of approximately 3 cm.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “kanna”
Description: small, succulent Aizoaceae native to South Africa, particularly the Western and Eastern Cape regions.
Mature plants can grow up to approximately 20 cm in height, with fleshy, three-angled leaves and small, white to pale yellow flowers.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Note:

1. Live  specimens of Sceletium / Mesembryanthemum tortuosum are currently in stock and available for dispatch.

Common name: “conchilinque”
Description: small Cactaceae native to Mexico, in the state of Puebla, with an extent of occurrence of approximately 4,000 km².
Mature plants can grow up to 5 cm in diameter, with white to pink flowers of approximately 3 cm.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Note:

1. Live  specimens of Solisia pectinata / Mammillaria pectinifera are currently in stock and available for dispatch.

Common name: — none

Description: columnar cactus native to northwestern Argentina. Plants are solitary or may form large clusters, with green to gray-green stems bearing 11–13 broad ribs. The flowers are white and approximately 13–17 cm long.

Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “golden torch”
Description: columnar cactus native to Bolivia and northwestern Argentina. Plants can grow up to approximately 2 m in height and often branch from the base. The stems are green, with 10–15 rounded ribs and yellow to amber spines that become gray with age. Large, white, nocturnal flowers can reach approximately 20 cm in length and 15 cm in diameter.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “cardón grande / Argentine saguaro”
Description: Large, tree-like columnar cactus native to Bolivia and northwestern Argentina. Mature plants can reach approximately 6 m or more in height and develop a distinct trunk with numerous upright branches. The stems have 8–18 broad ribs and yellow to brownish spines. Large, white, funnel-shaped flowers appear laterally and can reach approximately 19–25 cm in length.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “Werdermann’s cactus”
Description: large, tree-like columnar cactus native to Bolivia. Mature plants can develop a massive trunk and numerous upright, candelabra-like branches. The stems are green, with relatively few, widely spaced spines and white flowers. It occurs naturally in dry valleys and mountainous areas at elevations of approximately 2,600–3,000 m.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds

Common name: “purple Rhipsalis / blue flame cactus / Amazonian mistletoe cactus”
Description: rare epiphytic cactus native to the Amazon region of South America. Plants have flattened, spineless, green stems with a trailing or arching growth habit. The spectacular flowers emerge along the edges of the stems and range from magenta and purple to bluish tones. Mature stems can reach approximately 30 cm in length.
Prices:

• 25 seeds
• 100 seeds
• 1,000 seeds
• 10,000 seeds