Echinocereus websterianus

Echinocereus websterianusEchinocereus websterianus An attractive and rare cactus from a small island in the Gulf of California. The spines are yellow to light brown and it produces big pink flowers in the spring and summer. The plant usually stays under a two feet tall and is upright to leaning. Requires general cactus care (good light, water when nearly dry). Protect from frost. You will receive a plant shown in the last image or one similar. Plants shown in a 3. 5" pot.

but keeping it underpotted and growing it "hard" will maintain the desired growth form indefinitely

This is mostly but not necessarily exclusively on the older leaves

If the stem is damaged or cut a white latex will bleed out

The green to gray green along the edges with a creamy stripe down the middle (higher light makes them gray

A beautifully variegated specimen the Sea Urchin cactus

Plant is rooted and has 2 heads

Dorsteinia foetida  An unusual fleshy caudiciform relative of figs

Takes standard carnivorous plant care

An attractive Stapeliad with creamy white flowers with pink spotting

this plant is related to daisies

Pseudolithos are infamously touchy plants and you should only get one if you are an experienced succulent grower

Zembe Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae