SEEDS Cacti
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Parodia sanguiniflora - Los Altos/Catamarca - HV 607
Parodia sellowii (AKA) Notocactus and Malacocarpus sellowii
Parodia spanisa - Amaiche del Valle - 2700 m / Tucuman - HV 1211
Parodia species mix. Brightly colored flowers.
Parodia tafiensis - N.Abra del Infernillo/Tucuman - HV 1400
Parodia talaensis
Parodia tolombana - Tolomban / Salta, Argentina
Parodia tuberculosi. N. Alemania/Salta Argentina HV1199
Parodia tuberculosi 'Costata'
Parodia weberiana - HV 855a Rio de Los Sauces / Salta, Argentina, flowers yellow to orange.
Peniocereus greggii v. transmontanus. USDA: 9-10. Light shade to full sun. Heat resistant. Little water required. Hardy to 20°F. Grayish green trailing stems reaching 10 or more feet, often growing into trees. Strongly scented white flowers. Collected Maricopa county AZ
Pfeiffera gracilis
Pfeiffera ianthothele
Pfeiffera mataralensis
Pilosocereus azureus.
Pilosocereus chrysacanthus v rubrispinus.
Pilosocereus chrysostele.
Pilosocereus gounellei. USDA: 10-12. Hardy to 30°F. Light shade. Heat resistant. Regular water summer, keep dry during winter domancy. Tree like cactus, up to 14 feet tall 20' tall. Clusters of pink flowers. Origin: Brazil.
Pilosocereus leucocephalus
Pilosocereus piauhyensis.
Pilosocereus species mix
Polaskia chende. (Synonyms: Myrtillocactus chende, Cereus chende, Cereus delmoralii, Heliabravoa chende, Lemaireocereus chende)
Polaskia chichipe.
Pyrrhocactus andicolus
Pyrrhocactus andraeanus
Pyrrhocactus choapensis USDA: 9b-11. Full sun. Hardy to 28° F. Full sun to light shade. Needs good drainage. Origin: Mexico. Synonym: Eriosyce curvispina var. choapensis, Horridocactus choapensis, Neoporteria choapensis
Pyrrhocactus curvispinus v Alicahue
Pyrrhocactus curvispinus v cambarbalensis
Pyrrhocactus curvispinus v. petorcensis
Pyrrhocactus curvispinus v. putaendo
