Opuntia basilaris Beaver Tail Cactus Pink Flowers 1 Pad
Opuntia basilaris is native to the Mojave Desert and ranges from San Diego County to Western Colorado. The pads come in many different sizes and shapes. This version has large beaver tale or heart shaped pads and grows natively in Southern Nevada, San Bernardino county California, and Mojave county Arizona. The flowers are magenta pink. You are bidding on one pad. Beware of the barbed spines and glochids. Use paper not gloves when handling. Sections fall off almost to the touch. Please read our FAQ in our cactusbylin ebay store. If you select more than one item from our cactusbylin ebay store that is NOT already offered at free shipping, please request or wait for a combined invoice before paying. Your total shipping cost will be much lower. Please read our FAQ for more information on combined shipping. Unless otherwise noted in the description above, all live plants are shipped without soil and pot, also known as bare root.Don’t water Prickly Pear Cacti until they grow roots. It may take 30-60 days. If you water while they are in the soil before roots, they may rot. However, even though the pad may look dead, it may grow a new pad within a year. It does not matter which way they are planted. However, you typically get roots faster when they are laying flat on the soil. The down side of the pad will begin to grow roots. We can only ship live plants to the United States of America (USA). Registered Nevada Nursery Stock Dealer License: 9617 60 hour heat packs now available here. Please check the weather before ordering. Freezing weather may delay shipment or cause damage before arrival.
1 PC Desert Rose Seed, White Red B39, Violetcity Rosy B90, Rare Flower Seeds
1 PC Desert Rose White Orange Seed Rare Bonsai Flowering Seeds Flowering Plant Seeds Flower Seeds Vegetable Seeds Fruit Seeds Tree Seeds Bonsai Seeds Garden Supplies Product Type: Bonsai Use: Indoor Classification: Mini Farm Full-bloom Period: Summer Location: Rooms or Windowsill Climate: Subtropics Style: Perennial Desert Rose is better sown in spring, with the on-demand method to facilitate the management of post-emergence. Desert Rose hi dry, sunny environment, drought-resistant but intolerant of wet, hot but not cold-resistant. The optimum growth temperature is 20 to 30 degrees. Should be placed in the sun or enough scattered light place, Suitably fertile, loose and well-drained sandy loam rich in calcium. Before planting, be sure to disinfect the substrate. After emergence, pay attention to broadcast intraday matrix can not be too wet, otherwise it may result in a large number of root rot and seedling death. Seed Germination Instructions: Mix one part perlite, one part sand and one part potting soil in a 5-gallon bucket. Add water slowly to the mixture until it is evenly moist but not soggy. Fill a plastic seedling tray with soil, tamping the media down slightly until it is 1 inch below the tray’s top.Spread the desert rose seeds over the surface of the media in the tray. Space the individual seeds 2 to 3 inches apart. Press the seeds down gently to ensure full contact with the soil’s surface.Put on a pair of gloves. Read all label directions and warnings on a package of seedling fungicide. Dust the fungicide onto the surfaces of the seeds with a small paintbrush.Sprinkle a 1/4- to 1/2-inch layer of soil over the top of the seeds, covering them completely. Lightly mist the soil’s surface with water from a spray bottle. Cover the tray with a clear plastic cover.Position a heat mat in an area with bright, indirect sunlight and a constant temperature of 75 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Turn the mat on and adjust its temperature setting to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Place the tray on top of the mat.Remove the cover once per day, and wipe away any condensation from its interior with a paper towel or cloth. Lightly mist over the tray when the top layer of soil begins to dry. Keep the media moist, but never soggy.Watch for emerging sprouts one week after planting. Remove the cover once the seeds germinate. Remove the tray from the mat, put the mat away and replace the tray in its former position.Water the seedlings in the morning with a watering can when the top 1 inch of soil becomes dry. Pour the water directly onto the growing media, being careful not to splash the leaves.Fertilize the seedlings weekly with a 10-10-10 water-soluble fertilizer. Mix 1/2 teaspoon fertilizer with 1 gallon of water. Pour the fertilizer solution directly into the tray, applying it in place of a watering.Transplant the seedlings into individual 6-inch pots when they develop six true leaves, generally four weeks after germination. Fill a 6-inch pot three-quarters full of potting soil. Extract one plant from the tray using a trowel to dig carefully around its roots and lift it upward. Place the seedling into the center of the pot, positioning the top of the root ball 2 inches below the top of the pot. Fill the pot with additional soil until the soil surface is even with the top of the root ball. Do not plant the seedling deeper than it was previously growing. Fill the pot with water two to three times to moisten the soil completely. Seed Shipping Charge to US : $1.99 first order, then $0.60 each additional order. Please see my other fantastic seed listings below: Flower Seeds Vegetable Seeds Fruit Seeds Tree Seeds Bonsai Seeds Garden Supplies US Seller Fast Shipping From The United States.
Echeveria Succulent Plant Pack
• Echeveria Blue Bird. • Echeveria Affinis ‘Black Knight’. • Echeveria Blue Elf. • Echeveria Pringlei. • Echeveria Prolifica. • Echeveria Runyonii ‘Pink Edge’. • Echeveria Vertis. The mix creates a cohesive look while still allowing each plant’s form and color to stand out.
Moringa Oleifera PKM1 Seeds .5oz (14gm) bag – NEW – Arizona August 2023 Harvest
NEW – August 2023 HARVEST – Grown and harvested in Phoenix, Arizona USA FREE 4-DAY DELIVERY via USPS If you live in a warm climate (70+ degree F highs) for at least 8 months of the year, this “Miracle Tree” should be in your garden. The prolific Moringa Oleifera PKM1 variety grows very fast (over 6 feet within the first 6 months, depending upon weather conditions.) This PKM1 strain will flower within the first 3 to 4 months and pods will be developing by the sixth month. For climates that have chillier autumns and winters, this PKM1 variety will increase your chances of having developed pods before the ground freezes. This Arizona, USA-grown variety is a great performer and it lives up to its legacy as a super-nutrient variety. It’s a perennial and takes full sun in Arizona (120-degrees F sometimes) temperatures. It’s very drought- hardy after a couple of years. The first two years, you should water it routinely. This organic, non-GMO plant has leaves that can be powdered and used in smoothies, or used in whole as a spinach substitute in casseroles, stews, curries, and in frittatas – anywhere you’d use spinach. Many use the young pods steamed like asparagus, or they use the roots like horseradish. And if things ever get bleak and you have to purify seemingly unpotable water, the crushed seeds are known to make most water drinkable. What a wondrous plant! This is purportedly the most nutrient plant on the planet. Research it to find out what health claims others have made about it. You will be amazed. The plant is also known as:Mother’s Best FriendMiracle TreeDrumstick TreeBen Oil TreeMarunggay and MalunggayHorseradish Tree In many tropical countries, this plant routinely holds-off malnutrition and because it grows so quickly it can be easily grown to abate world hunger. It’s also good for nursing mothers, assuring them ample milk production and that their babies will develop well-nourished. Buy the seeds today and start them growing in your garden or greenhouse. Be the first in your neighborhood. After you harvest an abundance of pods (twice per year; September and March), give them to your neighbors, making your neighborhood a place of food abundance during all conditions. Once growing, every time you need a super-nutrient green vegetable, just walk out into your garden and pick some fresh Moringa leaves or pods. I do – and it’s wonderful! NOTE: AFTER YOU RECEIVE YOUR SEEDS – DO NOT PEEL YOUR SEEDS!!! Store them in the fridge until you’re ready to plant them ( the nightly temperatures should be above 55 F at night for reasonable germination rates). Then soak them for up to two hours and then plant as instructed on the label. Again… DO NOT PEEL YOUR SEEDS!!!
