Explore Unique Cactus for Sale at Ponderosa Cactus

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With a passion for arid beauty, Ponderosa Cactus curated a diverse selection of cactus species that range from the popular and well-loved to the rare and exotic. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting your succulent journey, our meticulously nurtured specimens are sure to captivate your senses. Explore some of the plants from our collection below, and find the perfect cactus to add texture, color, and life to your indoor or outdoor spaces.

Pachycereus Marginatus -
Mexican Fence Post Cactus

The Pachycereus marginatus, or Mexican Fence Post Cactus, is a distinctive plant native to central Mexico. It’s known for its deep green color and shape that looks like fence posts. In late winter, it blooms with eye-catching pink to red flowers.

Echinocactus Grusonii F. Cristate -
Crested Golden Barrel Cactus

This special form of the Golden Barrel Cactus, the Echinocactus grusonii f. cristate, has an unusual wavy shape. It grows in Mexico’s deserts and has bright yellow spines. This unique shape sets it apart from other cacti, making it visually appealing.

Euphorbia Acrurensis -
Desert Candle Cactus

The Desert Candle Cactus, known as Euphorbia acrurensis, is native to dry regions of southwestern Africa. Its long, golden-green stems look like candles. Though not a true cactus, its unique appearance creates a luminous display.

Stenocereus Thurberi -
Organ Pipe Cactus

Stenocereus thurberi, or the Organ Pipe Cactus, grows in the U.S. and Mexico’s Sonoran Desert. It has tall, slender stems that look like organ pipes. During warm summer nights, it blooms with large, fragrant, white flowers.

Yucca Rostrata -
Beaked Yucca

The Beaked Yucca, or Yucca rostrata, has a spherical crown of narrow, blue-green leaves. It grows in Texas and Mexico’s Chihuahuan Desert and has a tall trunk. In summer, it blooms with elegant white flowers.

Lophocereus Schottii Monstrose -
Monstrose Totem Pole Cactus

The Monstrose Totem Pole Cactus is a rare variety with twisted and contorted stems. Unlike other cacti, it lacks sharp spines, having a smooth texture instead. Native to Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, it’s an intriguing addition to any collection.

Yucca Thompsoniana -
Thompson's Yucca

Thompson’s Yucca is a robust plant that grows in the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico. It has slender, flexible leaves and a short, thick trunk. In spring, it shows off creamy-white flowers, attracting a variety of pollinators.

Echinopsis Terscheckii -
Argentine Saguaro

The Argentine Saguaro, or Echinopsis terscheckii, grows in Argentina’s mountains. It’s a large cactus with a thick trunk and arms that reach great heights. During the summer, it blooms with fragrant white flowers.

Myrtillocactus Geometrizans
F. Cristatus -
Dinosaur Back Cactus

This unique form of Myrtillocactus geometrizans has crested, wavy branches. It’s blue-green in color and native to central Mexico. Easy to care for and needing plenty of sunlight, it adds a distinctive and engaging touch to any cactus collection.

Cereus Repandus -
Peruvian Apple Cactus

Indigenous to South America, this columnar cactus is known for its towering stature and impressive ribbed structure. Cereus repandus produces nocturnal, fragrant flowers and edible fruits resembling apples, making it a striking addition to arid landscapes.

Echinocactus Grusonii -
Golden Barrel Cactus

This special form of the Golden Barrel Cactus, the Echinocactus grusonii, has an unusual wavy shape. It grows in Mexico’s deserts and has bright yellow spines. This unique shape sets it apart from other cacti, making it visually appealing.

Myrtillocactus Geometrizans -
Blue Candle Cactus

Hailing from Mexico, the Blue Candle Cactus is recognized for its vivid blue-green stems and unique branching pattern. This drought-resistant succulent is adaptable to various climates and features white flowers that contrast beautifully with its blue-green coloration.