Echinocereus sp. monstrose Crassulaceae A nice green species with

A nice green species with big white to yellow spines

and possibly my favorite in the genus

The leaves look like a rough seashell you'd find at the beach

Matucana oreodoxa A very attractive bright green species

You will receive a plant shown in the last image Plant shown growing in a 3

Echinocereus sp. monstrose Crassulaceae A nice green species withEchinocereus sp. monstrose This is an odd one. It grows odd, lumpy stems, almost looking crested at times. It seems like individual segments can only grow so long, then the growing point dies and it starts a new segment. Takes normal cactus care. Water when the soil dries out in the summer and keep drier in the winter. Protect from frost. I believe this is a monstrose form of E. morricalii, but I'm not certain. You will receive a plant shown in the