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Trichocereus Peruvianus Peruvian Torch
11-23G / 17" Peruvianus v. "wild Andes" / 8 lbs. / $45.95 + shipping FedEx Ground. This is a seed grown wild Andes variety. Repot to 4-6 gallon container for good growth in 2012
(left) This guy will rocket in 2011
No bare root plants!
All my cactus ship in their container with all soil. You receive a healthy specimen; all you have to do is unpack, water it and provide a loving home.

Bare rooting kills the delicate roots, dries & shrivels them up
requiring months to nurse back to health before they grow again. I will never do that to mine. Just because "Everyone else bare roots" doesn't mean I do it. Now you know.
How do you pack a cactus?
You can really ship it in the pot with all the soil?
How do you do that?

Transplant to a larger container
for continued good growth. You may harvest tips for propagation (best to do in spring), and/or transplant to a larger pot.

Here is a photo tutorial about repotting these plants

• Potting soil

• Repotting the big boys with Dustball the cat
 


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