Seeds of this species are commercially available, but the plants are a bit slow due to short spring growing season. It is much easier to get a flowering specimen on graft, which would mean extending grow period through all the summer.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Pediocactus sileri
This uncommon in collections plant comes from Southern Utah and Northern Arizona where it's habitat areas are scattered from St. George to Fredonia
Seeds of this species are commercially available, but the plants are a bit slow due to short spring growing season. It is much easier to get a flowering specimen on graft, which would mean extending grow period through all the summer.
Seeds of this species are commercially available, but the plants are a bit slow due to short spring growing season. It is much easier to get a flowering specimen on graft, which would mean extending grow period through all the summer.
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