You can graft cactus seedlings on many different types of grafting stock. For small seedlings you can use Selenicereus (or Pereskiopsis) with very good results. Read More

Adenium plants, belonging to the caudex succulents, are very beautiful and rather easy to cultivate because Adenium is adaptable to many types of climate and soil mixes. CactusPlaza offers fertile seeds of Adenium species. Propagation can be done by anyone if you follow the basic guidelines as I have written below. Read More

Cultivation of Adansonia species (Baobabs) is not too difficult. You need the right conditions and some patience. Read More

Albino (yellow) forms of Lophophora williamsii are very rare. Albino Peyote cactus plants have to be grafted. They are not able to perform photosynthesis because of the lack of chlorophyll in their cell layers. Read More

The last few years a group of Mexicans has been actively searching for new species of Agave. This has resulted in the discovery (and for some species new descriptions) of Agave albopilosa, agave chazaroi, agave gomez-pompae, agave rzedowskiana and agave valenciana. Read More

A nice article on the cultivation of Trichocereus pachanoi (San Pedro Cactus) and related Trichocereus species. Information on the habitat of Trichocereus pachanoi as well as the propagation of the species. Read More