Stenocereus hollianus f. cristata Size:4" low-growing mound that creeps across

low-growing mound that creeps across the soil surface just like its namesake

this crested specimen will begin to form a central trunk from which its fans of color and texture will emerge – to protect this growth from scarring

it is critical to move Stenocereus pruinsus indoors during the winter months in all but the most temperate of climates

During the spring and summer months

During the winter months

Stenocereus hollianus f. cristata Size:4" low-growing mound that creeps acrossUndulating, fan shaped stems with numerous irregular ridges create the contorted form of the quite rare Stenocereus hollianus cristata, which is further accented by tan areoles from which long spines in shades of beige to deep brown emerge. Resulting from a mutation in the apical meristem, or growth center, of the plant, this specimen still possesses the same care requirements as its normal cousins making it an excellent way for a beginner succulent