Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

Edible Prickly Pear Cactus Opuntia Ficus 7 Pads For $12.00

Edible Prickly Pear Cactus Opuntia Ficus 7 fresh pads for $12.00 Mexico native, easy to grow in pot or ground,Hardy to 25 degrees F. Both fruit and pads are edible, full of vitamins, especially popular in Hispanic culture. Just a few small spines, easy to handle, I use bare hands. Rapid grower, large cactus in photos roughly 8 by 8 feet wide and tall started 6 years ago as small 2 pad cactus. Cactus sold will be 7 fresh pads 5-8 inches or longer in length. Instructions included. Free shipping.

Escobaria Missouriensis “Missouri Foxtail Cactus” 2.5″ Wide – Bare Root

A single-headed escobaria missouriensis in a 6″ pot. Will cluster over time. Blooms a ring of gold and orange flowers in hotter months, then develops large bright red berry-like fruit. You will receive the exact plant pictured. Give the plant approximately a month to root into its new pot before gradually acclimating it to bright sun to prevent sunburn. Shipped bare root. Combined shipping available.

EUPHORBIA CANARIENSIS COPPER FORM *** GORGEOUS ! ! ***

Listed for sale is a rare Euphorbia Canariensis “Copper Form” on photos 1-2-3. Last pics show mature forms as example only. Grab it while it lasts! Only grow outdoors in USDA zone 9B and up. Remarkably tolerant of neglect despite its appearance !

Myrtillocalycium Chimera ‘Polyp’ -Hidden Graft-

The Myrtillocalycium Chimera ‘Polyp’ is a unique and rare crested cactus known for its captivating bulbous growth habit. This indoor and outdoor plant thrives in arid climates with full sun exposure. With its spiny foliage and mesmerizing colors of pink and green, this slow-growing cactus is an ideal addition to any room. Potted in a flower pot and needing light watering, this cactus is perfect for year-round care and display in any garden or indoor space.

Night Blooming Cactus -cereus peruvianus monstrose Cutting around 16”

The Night Blooming Cactus – Cereus Peruvianus Monstrose cutting is a unique outdoor plant that thrives in arid climates with full sun exposure. This clumping cacti features a green color and a striking characteristic of blooming at night, making it a captivating addition to any garden or outdoor space. With a growth habit of clustering, this plant prefers sandy soil with a neutral pH and requires light watering. The Monstrose variety is known for its robust growth and thorn-covered safety features, making it a standout choice for those interested in adding a touch of exotic beauty to their landscape.

Mexican Fence Post And Blue Torch Cactus

The Mexican Fence Post and Blue Torch Cactus are perfect for arid climates, with their green color and medium growth rate. These cacti thrive in sand soil with neutral pH levels, needing light watering and full sun. The Pachycereus genus ensures a clumping growth habit, making them ideal for any room in your home or garden. With their evergreen features and safety precautions against thorns, these cacti are sure to add a touch of uniqueness to your outdoor space during the summer season.