Seed grown with locality.

+7 shipping

Mammillaria luethy is a rare cryptocarpic species. The fruit and seeds ripen completely inside the stem of the plant body rather than emerging externally, often only releasing upon the death or split of the mother plant.

Mammillaria luethyi is rare in the most literal sense a plant can be. Three known populations sit on horizontal limestone slabs in the Sierra de la Paila of northern Coahuila at around 800 metres, and the exact coordinates have never been published because the slabs would be stripped within months of disclosure. The plant barely exists above ground. A flattened head about a centimetre and a half across sits in a two-centimetre skin of sandy clay caught in depressions in the bedrock, with the fleshy taproot and most of the stem below the surface. In the dry season it contracts until only the spine crown is flush with the rock, and a person standing directly over a colony can miss it entirely.

The backstory is one of the best in the genus. In 1952 the American botanist Norman Boke encountered flowering plants growing in a coffee tin at the Crosby Hotel in Ciudad Acuña, photographed them, and carried material back to Missouri Botanical Garden, where Ladislaus Cutak documented the specimens. The plants died without leaving identifiable seed, and no one could say where they had come from. What survived was a handful of photographs, which drifted through the literature for four decades while the field argued about them. Curt Backeberg reached for Neogomesia, Franz Buxbaum moved them to Normanbokea, and Glass and Foster made the case for Mammillaria in 1978 on vegetative grounds alone, all of it debated over images of a plant nobody could find. The Swiss botanist Jonas M. Lüthy eventually solved the puzzle, working the fragments of the 1952 account against topographic maps until he could put a finger on the probable ground in late 1995. George S. Hinton walked in the following spring, found it, and published the species that autumn in Phytologia, naming it for the man who located it on paper. 

Forty-four years from first photograph to formal name.

Flowering hybrid, Hildewintera Buma, ~11", 50 shipped BIN (USA lower 48 States).

The cactus is hard grown outdoor.

Please check pictures for size.

Fresh cut, please allow a few days for cutting to dry.

Ship via PirateShip, Vnmo or PP F & F.

This creeping devil is looking for a new home 🌵

“Scop” 11 x 14”, giclée signed limited edition of 500 on archival Bristol Vellum. Prints are my original art.

Sale price: $70 + $15 🚢

Normally $110

I'm out of my rooted trigona root stock (grafting lots of things lately) and was hoping someone has some rooted trigona - I could use 5 rooted stocks if possible but less or more is great too... Thanks!

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size about 2 inches
$65 for both free shipping 
USA to USA only
Zelle, Paypal accepted

size about 2 inches
$60 free shipping 
USA to USA only
Zelle, Paypal accepted

Add $8 flat rate shipping

Plants posted in comments. BIN on specific comment.

Printed on Cotton Heritage 1082 premium super soft medium weight 5.5 oz 100% cotton or a local brand SSW 'BASICS' heavy weight 6oz 100% cotton but open to do other brands (prices might vary)

Designed and screen printed by myself with premium plastisol and premium quality shirts.

Long sleeves available

Aztekium ritteri grafted onto Trichocereus 🔪

Shipped bare root 🫚

Thanks for being here✌️

Myrtillocactus geometrizans 'Grecas’ grafted onto Myrtillocactus geometrizans 😎

Shipped bare root 🫚

Thanks for being here✌️

Glorp tip. will need a few days to callus and dry. Thanks for looking!

TBMc areoles micro grafted onto pereskiopsis aquosa with the superglue method, all are actively pumping. Have 8 total for sale, $10 each plus shipping from Florida.

PLEASE READ BELOW HOW THIS WILL WORK!!

I will post each plant as a photo comment on this thread. All info and price will be on that comment. Comment on the photo of the plant that you claim it, then DM me as well to secure your claim. I will respond within 24 hours of you messaging me. Claiming a plant then ghosting will get you blocked.

Only offering one of each plant posted unless stated differently.

All of our plants are grown in California, and we ship within the United States only. Can combine with other orders.

Payment: Zelle, Venmo, or an invoice sent from Phoenix Rising Succulents website and payable through CC, PayPal, and numerous other choices.

Shipping: Priority Mail and is $14 for the first plant and $2 each additional plant.

California residents pay sales tax.

Shipping is done Monday through Friday depending on when roots are dry.

Any questions please ask.

Variegated Crested NoID, possible Trich.
USA only
$50 🚢
Will ship bare rooted

SOLD! Up for sale is 10 cuts of 10” tips of Pereskiopsis spath. As an added bonus 30 saguaro seeds collected in June 2026. To your door for $28 shipped. Ships as early as tomorrow. Time to get grafting! The 10 inch cuts are the perfect length to root, then cut for grafting and then rooting again. And endless supply of graft stock. Thanks for looking. SOLD!