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Ariocarpus fissuratus (Living Rock, Hikuli, False Peyote)

These extremely rare and slow growing cacti are fractally aesthetic to the eye. Highly revered by the Tarahumara, this cactus is equally as beautiful as it is unique. Respected as much as the little deer, a four inch button can take up to 80 years to grow in the wild!  Our 2 to 3 inch Ariocarpus fissuratus cacti are about 15-years-old and the 3 to 4 inch Living Rocks are 20 to 25-years-old.

 

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Epithelantha bokei (Boke’s Button Cactus, Living Rocks)

These rare and obscure “Living Rock” cacti are a must have for the cactus enthusiast. The Boke’s Button is very resistant to drought and does well in full sun.

We have a limited quantity of these phenomenal 1-2” buttons.

 

 

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