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pictures of flowering cactus house plants Trichocereus Grandiflorus Hybrid colored flower Cactus

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pictures of flowering cactus house plants Trichocereus Grandiflorus Hybrid colored flower Cactus*** Exact Grandi # specimens were photographed on 4 12 25 and . These will generally flower multiple times each spring and summer. Flowers likely not included, perhaps intact flower buds and or seed pods, thanks. Ornamental Trichocereus Grandiflorus in assorted sizes. Great ornamental, also super popular as grafting stock! We always try and ship specimens with pups, but this can vary based on a number of factors. Regardless, these guys will pup on

*** Exact Grandi # specimens were photographed on 4-12-25 and . These will generally flower multiple times each spring and summer. Flowers likely not included, perhaps intact flower buds and or seed pods, thanks.

Ornamental Trichocereus Grandiflorus in assorted sizes.  Great ornamental, also super popular as grafting stock!

We always try and ship specimens with pups, but this can vary based on a number of factors.  Regardless, these guys will pup on their own and you will see new babies popping out of the soil come spring and summer!

2.5"   3.5"  1 gallon and 8” refers to container size, from smallest to largest.

Grandiflorus make great grafting stock!

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***We are also now selling Exact potted specimen  in their 1 gallon containers showing them blooming and their color! Number of pups can vary but each summer they usually fill in each container by October if not already full of pups.

 1 gallon Trichocereus grandiflorus cactus in 1 TRADE gallon containers.  They bloom beautiful flowers 1-2x a year, usually in spring, early summer.  They are also known as Helianthocereus and echinopsis.  These guys are native to Argentina and cousins of San Pedro cactus, also known for their gorgeous flowers.  They grow in clusters 16″ plus in height and come in a variety of flower colors, no way to know until they bloom!

See our Sun Goddess trichocereus which are a hybrid and grow much larger!

Hybridization has created all these additional color combinations!  Awesome addition to any cactus collection!

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