A hand-picked set of 7 rare and unusual cacti for the true collector — featuring rare Echinocereus forms and choice Turbinicarpus species, each grown to reward patient collectors with striking spination and standout blooms.

1. Echinocereus scheeri var. gentryi f. cucumis (ER033)
A rare cristate/monstrose Echinocereus form prized for its quirky, cucumber-like segmented growth and vivid magenta-pink blooms. A true conversation-starter for any cactus shelf — grab this oddity before it's gone.

2. Echinocereus reichenbachii subsp. fitchii (ER006)
A compact, densely-spined hedgehog cactus with fine, comb-like white-gold spines and large, glowing pink flowers in season. Classic collector's Echinocereus — cold-hardy, sun-loving, and endlessly rewarding to grow.

3. Echinocereus bristolii var. pseudopectinatus (ER016)
A neat, pectinate-spined hedgehog with tightly ribbed stems and a low, clustering habit. Perfect for growers who love the fine "comb cactus" look in a compact, easy-care package.

4. Turbinicarpus krainzianus (TUR011)
A tiny Mexican jewel cactus with a globular, blue-green body and delicate papery spines. A must-have miniature for windowsill collections — slow-growing, sun-loving, and beautifully understated.

5. Turbinicarpus swobodae (TUR012)
A rare, dwarf Turbinicarpus with a soft, rounded silhouette and fine spination. Highly sought after by specialist collectors — a small plant with a big reputation among Mexican cactus enthusiasts.

6. Echinocereus engelmannii var. variegatus (ER047)
A striking variegated form of the classic Engelmann's hedgehog, showing creamy-yellow streaking against green stems. A rare variegate that adds instant visual pop to any collection.

7. Echinocereus viereckii subsp. santamariensis (ER027)
A vigorous, columnar hedgehog cactus with dense golden spines and a strong growth habit. Reliable, statement-making, and a great anchor piece for the set.