Myrtillocalycium cv. POLYP (Chimera) #1 FEB Soil: Stone Eaters Soil -OR-

Soil:  Stone Eaters Soil -OR- 50% pumice/perlite + 50% regular potting mix

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MAY TAKE UP TO 30 DAYS TO SHIP

Bursera is the fragrant Sonoran desert tree that copal incense comes from

Myrtillocalycium cv. POLYP (Chimera) #1 FEB Soil: Stone Eaters Soil -OR-This unusual plant is thought to be a graft chimaera between Mytillocactus cochal and Gymnocalycium mihanovichii cv. RED HIBOTAN. Its generic name + Myrtilloclycium comes from those of its parent i. e. Mytillocactus and Gymnocalycium. Chimaeras of plants belonging to the Cactaceae family are very rare in cultivation, the first being created and described in 1987. Currently growing in a 2. 5 terra cotta pot. LOCAL N. Y. C PICKUP OR DELIVERY ONLY!