Ming Thing, Cereus Forbesii Monstrose Size:5 gallon ROOTED The yellow-green flowers emerge at

The yellow-green flowers emerge at the tips of the stems in May and June

Euphorbia loricata is a slender leafy succulent with long

triangular-shaped 4 to 8 inch long gray-green leaves that are covered in silvery white scale-like hairs (trichomes) so that the plant looks almost completely white

nova: An African milk barrel with distinctive coloration

Plant in full sun

Ming Thing, Cereus Forbesii Monstrose Size:5 gallon ROOTED The yellow-green flowers emerge atMing Thing is a monstrose form of Cereus forbesii (aka C. validus), meaning that it exhibits naturally occurring mutant growth, in the form of sculptural club like shapes. Woolly areoles and short black spines appear on top of these myriad bizarro stems, which kind of resemble rounded, clenched fists. Ming thing is excellent for windowsill or dish garden culture. While people tend to think of cacti as sun lovers, this mutant variety is thrilled to