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operculicarya pachypus

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Anyone know where I can purchase a larger, mature operculicarya pachypus?  I know they are hard to come by but figured I would ask here

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32 minutes ago, chipcount said:

Anyone know where I can purchase a larger, mature operculicarya pachypus?  I know they are hard to come by but figured I would ask here

Might contact Gene Joseph at Plants for the Southwest, or Bob / Toni at Aridland Greenhouses, both in Tucson.  Either would be among the most likely places to grow this sp.  Theres also Out of Africa Plants, and Paradise Found Nursery in FL. worth looking into.  Both stock alot of harder to fi d stuff also.  Closer to home, would contact some of the extra -special spectalty Cactus / Succulent nurseries in / around Vista / North County in San Diego.  Thinking one of the Cactus / Succulent society chapters there in S. Cal should be having sale events over the next couple months worth looking into. 

Finding a pair of this species, bigger than  tiny seedlings is / has been  on my "to acquire"  list as well.   Good luck.

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