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Cacti for landscaping, Different Barrel cactus, columnar cacti, Opuntia (Prickly pear) cactuses. Opuntia ellisiana is very fast growing plant. It can be used on borders to make fences. Desert cactus plants for sale.

MyCactusPlants.com San Diego, CA provides Rare and Exotic cactus plants, indoor cactus plants, desert cactus plants. If you interested where to buy a cactus, buy cactus here. Our cacti have a high quality. We inspect every cactus before realization.

To better choosing what cactus to buy, we supply cacti for sale with quality cactus plants pictures.

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I created a new page “New offers” only for my customers and people who want to be my cuastomer. In the page you find very good offer for new rare cactus seedling (some of them are rarity). 

The prices in this page are 20% to 30% less than on other pages in my website.

“New offers” is protected by password. No one can open it. 

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Opuntia ellisiana Prickly Pear Cactus


It can withstand at - 15ºC. It grow very fast. For example, on the picture above the plant was outgrown from one segment during 5 months.  It can be used on borders to make fences. Plant them along border with spaces 1.5 meter. It take a year to get a fence.

We have rooted segments of Opuntia ellisiana for $3.50, and not-rooted for $1.50.


Echinocactus grusonii

Common Name(s): Golden Barrel Cactus, Golden Ball Cactus, Mother-in-Law's Cushion, Mother-in-law's-seat  

For ordered cacti for more than $50 Shipping and handling is free. 

With every order you get:

a) detailed instruction on caring for and growing your cactus plants 

b) with order more than $30 you get as a gift an additional cactus. 

All my seedlings are guaranteed insect and disease-free. Your satisfaction is guaranteed or I will refund your money 

The best way to make a healthy and beautiful collection is to grow cacti from seeds or buy young cactus seedlings. 

We have limited amount of plants. Some of them may be sold. I ask you before ordering online email me a list of plants you going to order, and I will correct it. My email address is: mikglad@cox.net            
            
To better choosing what cactus to buy, we supply cacti for sale with quality cactus plants pictures.     
Opuntia ellisiana not-rooted pads for $1.50 

 

 Echinocactus grusonii Ø10 cm 

 


E. grusonii is a wonderful popular plant for adding texture, color and shape to landscapes.

Out of stock

 Common Name(s): Golden Barrel Cactus, Golden Ball Cactus, Mother-in-Law's Cushion, Mother-in-law's-seat  

The striking round shape and the dramatic golden bright-yellow spines that absolutely light up in daylight.

E. grusonii is a wonderful popular plant for adding texture, color and shape to landscapes.

The striking round shape and the dramatic golden bright-yellow spines that absolutely light up in daylight.

It has been increasingly used as an architectural plant in garden design also as in a window-sill.

Description: Growing as a large roughly spherical globe, it may eventually reach over a meter in height after many years. The young seedlings like the other Echinocactus and Ferocactus seedlings, the rib structure is not yet apparent, and they have pronounced tubercles making them look superficially like Mammillarias.

Stalk:  is pale green
Ribs: There are 35 ribs in mature plants, but young plants have tuberous app
Spines: straight golden yellow radial spines

Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial sun
 Water Needs: Water generously in summer; less watering in winter.

 Min Temperature: 55°F (12°C) Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 14° F (-10°C) for short periods

 

 

 

Ferocactus latispinus

Common Name(s): Devil's Tongue Barrel, Crow's Claw Cactus

Etymology: Ferocactus: From the Latin word ferox, meaning fierce and the Greek word kaktos, meaning thistle. Latispinus: From the Latin words latus, meaning broad or wide and spina, meaning thorn or prickle. 

Description: Globular cactus. Ferocactus latispinus is fairly popular in cultivation because it blooms very early, many young plants will bloom when they reach 4 inches in diameter (10 cm).

Stalk: 10 to 16 inches in diameter (25 to 40 cm); 
Ribs: 14 to 23 ribs

Spines:
Central (S): 4 large central spines, the lowest central is wider
Radial (S):  6 to 12 1-inch long radials

Flowers: pinkish purple or yellow flowers, 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter (2.5 to 3.5 cm). They come in late autumn to early winter, and need a fair amount of bright sunlight to form.

Water Needs:  Little to moderate water when established

Min Temperature: 50°F (10°C); Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 25°F (-4°C)

 

 Ferocactus glaucescens

 Common Name(s):  Blue Barrel Cactus

 Description: It can be a very neat, compact and attractive addition to any collection. Generally solitary, barrel cactus, bluish green stems up to 22 inches tall (55 cm), 20 inches in diameter (50 cm);

Spines: Straight white-yellow spines
Central (S): 0 or 1 central spine
Radial (S): 6 or 7 radials, 1 to 1.6 inches long (2.5-4 cm).

Flowers: Yellow flowers, 1.2 to 1.5 inches in diameter (3-4 cm), in summer

Sun Exposure: Sun to Partial Shade

Min Temperature: 50°F (10°C) Will take some frost

Ferocatus chrysacanthus f. rubrispinus

Conservation Status: Listed in CITES appendix 2.

Etymology: The species name "chrysacanthus" comes from the Greek for "with golden spines". 

   

 Description: This Ferocactus has golden spines- and a LOT of them.. all thick and twisted. It is one of the spiniest of the Ferocacti. 

F. chrysacanthus with red spines is one of the best and colorful of the Ferocacti. This is somewhat of a slow growing species. This plant is very densely spined and because of that, will tolerate full sun. 

Ferocactus chrysacanthus f. rubrispinus is a solitary barrel cactus. The plant is very densely spined and because of that, will tolerate full sun. This beautiful and rare form has bright red thick, twisted and more or less hooked spines.

 Austrocylindropuntia vestita         

Common name(s): include: "Cotton Coral Cactus", "Cotton Pole", "Old Man Opuntia"

Etymology: The species name "vestita" refers to the plants' vestments, its clothing of white hairs that turns into dens colonies what appears to be patches of snow remembering the high mountain peaks that surround - on all sides - the habitat of this plant

Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA: 10-11

 Description: Austrocylindropuntia vestita It forms slim columns densely cloaked with thin long white hairs. Every one has it, grows and flowers well. It is usually a slender columnar white and very furry cactus from high altitude. The standard plants form branch both basally and near the top of the stems. Stem: Cylindrical 2-3 cm in diameter covered densely with long white hairs. The stems can eventually grow to almost 60 cm tall. Sun Exposure: Full sun. Min Temperature: 50 ° F (10 ° C). Frost Tolerance: Light frost only 

Mammillaria nejapensis

Common Name(s): Silver Arrows.

It forms globular stems with silvery white spines with black tips up to 2" in length, and dense wool at the areoles. After a year the head of plant divided, than every heads divided again. Do you imagine how unusual will be this cactus?

 

Ferocactus rectispinus

Common Name(s):  Long Spined Barrel Cactus, Straight Spine Barrel

This magnificent plant has some of the longest straightest spines of the Ferocacti

Uebelmannia pectinifera

 Origin: Brazil (mountain of Minas Gerais). 
It is only known from one location, north east of Diamantina, mountain of Minas Gerais, in Brazil.
Etymology: The species pectinifera comes from the Latin for "bearing combs".
Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA: 10b-12
Description: Solitary cactus, 4 to 6 inches wide (10-15 cm), 20 inches tall (50 cm); 15 to 18 prominent ribs; close set areoles; 1 to 4 central spines, up to 0.6 inch long (1.5 cm), in the classical look, the spines are straight and give a comb-like effect. 
Sun Exposure: Full sun, possibly afternoon shade in summer in very hot climates
 Water Needs: Regular water; do not overwater. Root prone if kept cold in winter, sometimes grafted to eliminate this problem. Enjoys humid air. 
 Min Temperature 60°F (15°C)
Frost Tolerance: Keep above 40°F (4°C) in winter, avoid any frost

Other: It is one of the most beautiful cactus species in my opinion, having a dark green, firm, almost lizard-skin textured 'skin', nice angularity to it's overall spherical shape and linear arrays of black spines down it's sides on a white fluffy background. It's a striking cactus and most people seem to notice it before all others in the garden.

Uebelmannia pectinifera Ø6-7 cm  New price $21.00, grafted.


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Ferocactus latispinus Ø3 cm 

 

 Globular cactus. F.latispinus is fairly popular in cultivation because it blooms very early, many young plants will bloom when they reach 4 inches in diameter (10 cm).

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 Mammillaria nejapensis Ø8 cm 

 

Common Name(s): Silver Arrows. It forms globular stems with silvery white spines with black tips up to 2" in length, and dense wool at the areoles. After a year the head of plant divided, than every heads divided again. I have only one plant. It was sold.

Out of stock

 


Ferocactus glaucescens Ø4 cm

It can be a very neat, compact and attractive addition to any

collection. Generally solitary, barrel cactus, bluish green stems up

to 22 inches tall (55 cm), 20 inches in diameter (50 cm)

Not in stock

 

Ferocactus chrysacanthus 5 years seedling

This beautiful and rare form has bright red thick, twisted and more or less hooked spines

Stalk: Solitary, globose to cylindrical, dark green stem. It riches 1 foot in diameter (30 cm), 3 feet tall (90 cm).  

Not in stock

 Opuntia brachyclada is a synonym of Opuntia basilaris.

It has green pads
It is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will

often start blooming when it has only two pads. The plant can

withstand temperature -15º C ( 5° F).

 

Opuntia brachyclada Rooted pads 

 

$ 3.50 USD New offer for $3.00 Out of stock

Opuntia brachyclada is a synonim of Opuntia basilaris. It has green pads
It is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. The plant can withstand temperature -15º C ( 5° F).

Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill

Opuntia brachiclada not rooted pads $2.00 New price $1.50 

Opuntia basilaris in bloom
Common Name(s):
Beavertail Cactus

 Opuntia basilaris Rooted pads

$ 5.00 USD New Offer for $4.00 


Common Name(s): Beavertail Cactus

The Beaver-tail Cactus is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. Beware that the glochids (these little barbed bristles organized in clusters) can penetrate the skin.

Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill

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 Austrocylindropuntia vestita

Regular price $4.00 New price $ 3.40 USD Out of stock

shrubby cactus; stems not segmented, up to 20 inches long, 1.2 inches

in diameter (3 cm); persistent leaves, up to 1.2 inches long (3 cm);

hairy areoles with thin long white hairs. Beautiful bright red flowers

Price $3.00

 Ferocactus rectispinus 6 cm 

for sale $5.30 Out of stock

 Ferocactus rectispinus Ø8 cm   Rare Cactus Sale. Long Spined Barrel Cactus for sale for $10 New price $9.30 Out of stock

Uebelmannia pectinifera Ø4 cm $15.00grafted. Grafted plants grow 4 times        faster. Grafting is used also for species that are very     sensitive to rot. Uebelmania pectinifera have highness        sensitivity to fungus.

It is one of the most beautiful cactus species having a dark green, firm, almost lizard-skin textured 'skin', nice angularity to it's overall spherical shape and linear arrays of   not-too-viscious black spines down it's sides on a white fluffy background. It's a striking cactus and most people seem to  notice it before all others in the garden. Out of stck

 

Ferocactus rectispinus Ø7 cm for $8.30 Out of stock

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