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Golden Barrel Cactus

Golden Barrel Cactus

$149.99Price

Golden Barrel Cactus (Echinocactus grusonii)

You can find this cactus in any nursery or garden center, but our Golden Barrels are different!! 

Grown here in Arizona in full sun for 15+ years, these plants are extremely well adapted to our harsh desert climate. Unlike the plants you see at big-box stores and most garden centers, our plants will actually survive their first summer, and many more summers to come.

 

Medium 10-14"

 

Large 14-18"

 

Available for pick-up or +$50 professionally delivered and planted by Ocotillo Joe LLC

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  • DELIVERY & PLANTING INFO

    +$50/per plant. 

    In order to ensure that every plant is properly cared for and installed, we offer professional delivery and planting on all of our nursery items.

    If you choose to have your online order delivered & planted, you will receive a text message and/or email from our staff to arrange for delivery & planting.

  • PAYMENT INFO

    We accept Cash, Checks, Zelle Electronic Payments, and Credit Cards

  • CACTI DISCLAIMER

    Cacti are hearty, unique & rustic looking plants. While we select our plants for their natural beauty, some blemishes, light scarring, and corking (woody/ darker tissue) near the base should be expected, and is completely natural.

    Any needles (modified leaves) that fall off your plant will grow back quickly.

    Under extreme environmental conditions, it may be necessary to apply frost cloth in winter & shade cloth in summer in order to protect your plant.

  • PRODUCT INFO

    Echinocactus grusonii, or the Golden Barrel Cactus, is one of our most popular cacti for landscapes. Nearly extinct in habitat in its native Mexico, this species is widely cultivated in nurserys across the globe:

    The golden barrel cactus is rare and endangered—potentially regionally extinct—in nature. It is native to the Mexican states of Querétaro and Hidalgo, particularly near Mesa de León. Wild populations of E. grusonii were adversely affected in the 1990s by the creation of the Zimapán Dam and reservoir in Hidalgo.The golden barrel cactus is a fairly adaptable species, but naturally prefers growing in rich, well-aerated soil on sunny slopes, where water quickly flees from its roots. The species may be found growing at altitudes as high as 1,400 metres (4,600 ft) above sea level.

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