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Escobaria missouriensis Missouri Foxtail Cactus Hardy Low Growing Huge Tubercles

July 8, 2026

Escobaria missouriensis, commonly known as theMissouri Foxtail Cactus, is a hardy, low-growing succulent native to the Great Plains and western United States. It is prized by collectors for its incredible cold tolerance and charming, globose form.

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

July 8, 2026

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.

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