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SAN PEDRO SEEDLINGS 1/2 TO 3 INCHES TALL
TO FIND OUT WHEN NEW CUTS AND SEEDLINGS BECOME AVAILABLE, FOLLOW MY BLOG MAIL LIST. New Additions and updated stock are added as they size up.
USE THE DROP DOWN MENU BELOW TO SELECT VARIETIES AND QUANTITY.
PLEASE READ. DUE TO VERY LIMITED QUANTITY, SOME VARIETIES HAVE AN ORDER LIMIT PER CUSTOMER, STATED AS 1 PER, 2 PER ETC. IN THE DROP DOWN MENU. THIS MEANS ONE OR TWO PER CUSTOMER ONLY. I’m just trying to spread the love, get interesting genetics to a lot people at great prices.
I try to offer a wide variety of quality genetics as cheap as I can by using efficient growing methods and a simple shipping method. Most seedlings are 1/2 to 2 inches tall, but sometimes up to about 3 or even 4 inches tall. Expect anything in that range. I don’t spray habitually, so you may occasionally see bug bites.
I usually dry seedlings off for the winter in an unheated greenhouse, and they will often have a red or brown coloration due to water, food or cold stress. Not to worry, it is a temporary protective mechanism of cacti under stress. As soon as they get the resources they need, they’ll green right up and take off. They are shipped bare root in a small paper bag.
IF YOU LIVE IN A VERY COLD AREA, You may want to add a heat pack (from the drop down menu) during cold months. I can’t be responsible for plants freezing in transport, but a 72 hour heat pack will usually do the trick. Heat packs are iron based and heavy, and insulation is required, so shipping cost will be more with a heat pack.
NOTES FOR 2025
HUACHUMA COLLECTIVE COLLABORATION: Varieties marked with Huachuma collective- Churin, Canete, Matucana and Caraz are from seed sent to me by the Huachuma Collective. All proceeds from sales of these varieties go to support their work. Huachuma Collective is a nonprofit non-governmental organization recognized by the Peruvian Government. Their mission is to protect rapicly declining wild cactus, preserve genetics, educate and promote cactus culture. The seed is Open Pollinated and appears to be mostly Peruvianus leaning genetics, though they are open pollinated so you never know. We raised a good chunk of money for them last year. Thanks to all who purchased. More should be coming in the future. Check out huachuma collective and make further donations here: https://www.huachumacollective.org/
MUTANTS: Some mutants are available on and off as they mature. Mutoid means they are showing clear signs of mutation, either cresting or otherwise. What each one will do in the long run is a mystery. For seed lots that throw a lot of mutants, “Normie” means they are showing no signs of mutation, though that could always change. Olivia, TPQC, Shamaness and TPM crosses are more likely to throw mutations, but some seed lots throw very few and some a lot. I can only tell you if they are mutating or now when I list them.
MB x DR G SCOPULICOLA: These are very scopy looking. Typically smooth, symmetrical and small spined.
ZELLY CROSSES: Zellies are crosses are colorfully flowered Grandiflorus bred to Scopulicola. The seedlings are not guaranteed to have colored flowers, but they can.
TO FIND OUT WHEN NEW CUTS AND SEEDLINGS BECOME AVAILABLE, FOLLOW MY BLOG MAIL LIST. New Additions and updated stock are added as they size up.
USE THE DROP DOWN MENU BELOW TO SELECT VARIETIES AND QUANTITY.
PLEASE READ. DUE TO VERY LIMITED QUANTITY, SOME VARIETIES HAVE AN ORDER LIMIT PER CUSTOMER, STATED AS 1 PER, 2 PER ETC. IN THE DROP DOWN MENU. THIS MEANS ONE OR TWO PER CUSTOMER ONLY. I’m just trying to spread the love, get interesting genetics to a lot people at great prices.
I try to offer a wide variety of quality genetics as cheap as I can by using efficient growing methods and a simple shipping method. Most seedlings are 1/2 to 2 inches tall, but sometimes up to about 3 or even 4 inches tall. Expect anything in that range. I don’t spray habitually, so you may occasionally see bug bites.
I usually dry seedlings off for the winter in an unheated greenhouse, and they will often have a red or brown coloration due to water, food or cold stress. Not to worry, it is a temporary protective mechanism of cacti under stress. As soon as they get the resources they need, they’ll green right up and take off. They are shipped bare root in a small paper bag.
IF YOU LIVE IN A VERY COLD AREA, You may want to add a heat pack (from the drop down menu) during cold months. I can’t be responsible for plants freezing in transport, but a 72 hour heat pack will usually do the trick. Heat packs are iron based and heavy, and insulation is required, so shipping cost will be more with a heat pack.
NOTES FOR 2025
HUACHUMA COLLECTIVE COLLABORATION: Varieties marked with Huachuma collective- Churin, Canete, Matucana and Caraz are from seed sent to me by the Huachuma Collective. All proceeds from sales of these varieties go to support their work. Huachuma Collective is a nonprofit non-governmental organization recognized by the Peruvian Government. Their mission is to protect rapicly declining wild cactus, preserve genetics, educate and promote cactus culture. The seed is Open Pollinated and appears to be mostly Peruvianus leaning genetics, though they are open pollinated so you never know. We raised a good chunk of money for them last year. Thanks to all who purchased. More should be coming in the future. Check out huachuma collective and make further donations here: https://www.huachumacollective.org/
MUTANTS: Some mutants are available on and off as they mature. Mutoid means they are showing clear signs of mutation, either cresting or otherwise. What each one will do in the long run is a mystery. For seed lots that throw a lot of mutants, “Normie” means they are showing no signs of mutation, though that could always change. Olivia, TPQC, Shamaness and TPM crosses are more likely to throw mutations, but some seed lots throw very few and some a lot. I can only tell you if they are mutating or now when I list them.
MB x DR G SCOPULICOLA: These are very scopy looking. Typically smooth, symmetrical and small spined.
ZELLY CROSSES: Zellies are crosses are colorfully flowered Grandiflorus bred to Scopulicola. The seedlings are not guaranteed to have colored flowers, but they can.