Echinocereus Viereckii Morricalii shipped in a root cube about 6" tall. Blooms a lot in the summer. Not blooming at this time A small 2" pot size Myrtillocactus Geometrizans Elite Crest not shown and a small Totem Pole not shown

Soil may get on plants and in box

May have marks or scares as shown in pictures, I did not see any. I do not accept returns or make refunds. If item is defective on arrival, send pictures and I will make it good and adjustments can be made. Will be shipped almost bare root. I prefer PayPal which gives you warranty for money back. Water only when dry. I use a good blooming fertilizer for best blooms. Plants are about 2" wide and 5" tall. Shown in cell packs. You get the ones in the picture.This is at least 2 years old. On this order you get a free Totem Pole cactus and maybe some others. Please do not order, unless you intend to keep it. Any extra postage will be refunded.

This plant is quite easy to grow, as long as you know a bit about cacti. If you grow these cacti in heavy shade they don't do well. It will elongate and will soon rot. I use a minnow seine to shield from evening sun. I let the plants get to outside temperature in the summer. So they can take a lot of heat! They can take winter temperatures way below freezing, if kept dry. Mine have went down to10 degrees F, but I do not recommend it.

They flower vigorously in the spring and summer. Winter over in a building with some light for best results. I don’t water my plants from around November until they start to grow in the spring about March. Over winter in a building with some light.

They grow well in any cactus mix. I plant in peat moss, perlite and big grained sand or other type of media that does not absorb water. Equal amounts. They do not like to stay wet and will rot. Under watering does not hurt it. Very loose fast draining soil is required. If soil is not loose enough add more perlite. The plant is adapted to bright sun in central Texas. However, shade it lightly for a week after receiving it. I would add a little horticulture lime to the soil.

I grow all my own plants. If you have questions about growing them, please do not hesitate to ask.