Pilosocereus tillianus Size:1 Gal. longitudinally-arranged white spots on both

longitudinally-arranged white spots on both upper and lower surfaces that align in horizontal bands – hence earning it the name tiger aloe or moniker Partridge Breasted Aloe

and other beneficial insects

About three to five in number

This plant is extremely sensitive to wet soil

The Mammillaria Gracilis Fragilis prefers low humidity and should be kept in a dry environment

Pilosocereus tillianus Size:1 Gal. longitudinally-arranged white spots on bothPilosocereus tillianus is a columar cactus composed of slender, tubular shaped branches up to several metres tall. Pilosocereus tillianus looks very attractive when young. Origin and habitat: is endemic to Lagunillas, Merida state, Venezuela. Several thousand individuals occur in habitat. It occurs in high densities. Habitat and ecology: This species occurs in flatlands and slopes within inter Andean dry valley. It is predominantly an out crossing