Ariocarpus retusus specimen 2 FEB looking through our most powerful

looking through our most powerful microscope or telescope respectively

blend with the sand

Each gnome is different and will randomly be selected for each order

the highly poisonous Arum maculatum is traditionally referred to as “Lords & Ladies”

Soil: Stone Eaters Soil - or Mineral soil mix only

Ariocarpus retusus specimen 2 FEB looking through our most powerfulNever grafted, and much older than its youthful appearance lets on, this seed grown Ariocarpus retusus will improve any collection. A. retusus are spineless cacti, one of the few, and grow on limestone rocky slopesoften under next to scrubby desert bushes. They growing exceedingly slowly, so hold this one tight and grow old together. Water: Water more frequently in the spring and summer, during its growing season. Sun Exposure: Some shade to full sun.