Pilosocereus (Xiquexique) gounellei Brazil Blue Columnar Cactus 127
Hailing from the arid Caatinga region of northeastern Brazil, it stands out for its beautiful blue-green skin, fierce spine clusters, and a unique shrubby, heavily branched growth habit that sets it apart from typically straight, single-column blue cacti.
Pilosocereus Blue Columnar Cactus Stems 8 to 15 Inches Tall
This is a beautiful blue rib columnar cactus with bristle gold spines. It has night opening horizontal white flowers that are suitable for bat pollination.
Pilosocereus fulvilanatus Blue Triple Column Cactus 69
This is a beautiful blue rib columnar cactus with bristle bronze spines. It has night opening horizontal white flowers that are suitable for bat pollination.
Pilosocereus Azureus, ‘Blue Candle’, Comes in a 2.5″ Pot
Succulent Blue Candle Cactus, “Pilosocereus azureus” Pilosocereus azureus, native to Brazil in semi-tropical areas, forms arborescent specimens to 20′ in height. Beautiful blue stems with golden spines along ribs. White nocturnal flowers can be pollinated by bats and sphinx moths. Plant will be well packed for shipment. Pictures are an example of the plant you would receive. Please note: If you are experiencing cold weather in your area, it is recommended that you purchase a 72 hour heat pad for transportation. I can offer one for $3.5 to you on my store site. Otherwise, your plant might freeze and become damaged.
Pilosocereus albisummus? Blue Columnar Cactus Very Tall
This is a beautiful blue rib columnar cactus with bold tan spines on beefy tubercles. It has night opening horizontal white flowers that are suitable for bat pollination.
Pilosocereus Blue Columnar Multi Stems
This is a beautiful blue rib columnar cactus with bristle gold spines. It has night opening horizontal white flowers that are suitable for bat pollination.
Pilosocereus azureus, rare columnar cacti flowering cactus flower seed 90 SEEDS
This listing is for 90 fresh Pilosocereus Azurus seeds. I collected these seeds in late April of 2026 so the germination rate will be extremely high. I included pictures of the plant that produced the seeds and well as a picture of my Variegated Pilosocereus as an example of what you can get from seed. That’s the plus side of growing from seed, possible variegatas, crests or other interesting mutations. Feel free to reach out with any questions.
