Espostoa lanata. USDA: Sunset: 12-24; USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 25° F. Full sun to light shade. Avoid hot locations. Regular water summer, keep dry winter. Columnar cactus, grows to 10' tall, branching at the base. White to purple flowers. Origin: Southern Ecuador, northern Peru.

Espostoa melanostele (syn: Pseudoespostoa melanostele).

Espostoa mirabilis. USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 25° F. Full sun to light shade. Avoid hot locations. Regular water summer, keep dry winter. Columnar cactus, grows to 10 feet tall, branching at the base. White to purple flowers. Origin: Peru, 3000 to 5000 feet elevation.

Espostoa mirabilis v. primigens

Espostoa nana. USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 25° F. Full sun to light shade. Avoid hot locations. Regular water summer, keep dry winter. Origin: Peru, 3000 to 5000 feet elevation. 

Espostoa ritteri (Peruvian Old Man). USDA: 10-11. Hardy to 30° F. Light shade in hotter desert gardens, full sun elsewhere. Columnar cactus to 12' tall  Regular water summer, keep dry winter. Origin: Peru.

Espostoa species mix. A mix of 8 or more differnt Espostoa species.

Eulychnia acida. USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 30° F. Full sun. Columnar cactus to 12' tall  Regular water summer, keep dry winter. Tree-like cactus, growing up to 14' tall.  Flowers are white with pinkish stripes. Origin: Chile QUANTITIES OVER 1000 SHIPS IN 2-3 WEEKS.

Eulychnia sp Andacollo. 

Eulychnia spinibarbis. 

Facheiroa pilosa. Origin: Brazil.

Facheiroa ulei

Ferocactus acanthodes (Syn. Ferocactus cylindraceus). Sunset: 8-24; USDA: 9-10. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little or no water. Hardy to 20°F. Solitary barrel grows to 6' tall; 16' diameter. Bright red spines. Native to the eastern Mojave Desert and western Sonoran Desert Ecoregions in: Southern California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah in the Southwestern United States; and Baja California, and Sonora state in Northwestern Mexico. It is found in gravelly, rocky, or sandy soils, in Creosote Bush Scrub and Joshua Tree Woodland habitats, from 60–1,500 metres (200–4,900 ft) in elevation.