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FREE: "Stick" Cactus - 4 Different Varieties

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Description

The listing, "Stick" Cactus - 4 Different Varieties has ended.

The winner of this auction will get these seldom offered varieties of "Stick" succulents.
Old Man's Beard (Rhipsalis teres)
Fuzzy Man's Beard (Rhipsalis pilocarpa)
Fire Stick (Euphorbia Tirucalli Rosea) *Caustic!*
Milk Bush (Euphorbia tirucalli) *Caustic!*
As you can see from the pictures, they are all healthy and vibrant.
I can always add more, so remember The Higher The Bids = More Plants!!!
Will be shipped bare root with a small amount of soil for shipping. NO POT IS INCLUDED!
Please ask any questions before bidding. All Listia rules apply. You must have a verified Listia address.
No refunds because of buyer's remorse!
Have fun and place your bids!
***Good Luck***

Questions & Comments

Do you get the four plant that are pictured?

Aug 25th, 2015 at 7:22:22 AM PDT by

Yes! Everything shown in the picture and stated in the description! Thanks for looking!

Aug 25th, 2015 at 1:33:25 PM PDT by

Love these unique plants. I saw an awesome succulent garden using cinder blocks on face book. I so want to win the wonderful plants to put in it. Already a fan, but watching.

Aug 25th, 2015 at 8:43:58 PM PDT by

What a great idea! I will have to check that out!

Aug 25th, 2015 at 10:08:45 PM PDT by

It was posted my some of my friends on face book. They used open cinder blocks and stacked them at the corner of their home. They made it using layers with each layer smaller than the next and filled open holes with soil and planted the succulents in the holes that showed. Since some of yours are mostly house plants and couldn't tolerate cold weather I thought about putting in pots and setting the pots in the holes, then I could remove them without digging up and replanting. I could just take into house and return them back to garden in warmer weather. In cold climate you could use cold weather plants to replace them and therefore some type of plant would always be there and not just empty holes.

Aug 25th, 2015 at 10:19:23 PM PDT by

"Stick" Cactus - 4 Different Varieties is in the Home & Garden | Gardening | Live Plants category