Opuntia compressa/ humifusa wanted

[Glochid Fingers]

I have been looking for this opuntia for quite some time. Also opuntia fragilis. I would like a good amount from several different clones for genetic variation if possible. But i will accept cuttings from a single clone. I have for trade about 10 or more 8 inch long Hylocereus undatus unrooted cuttings. Or unrooted opuntia santa rita if you prefer. You can trade me either of the opuntia for either of these, or make a trade offer of your own. If you root yours i will root mine
Please pm me if interested and we can talk about the details. Thank you.

[Peterthecactusguy]

now isn't that great a time to take cutting, but I have some O. fragilis/polycantha hybrids, if you want one of those. Send me a pm if interested. And btw I have lots of other Opuntia, so I might have something else you want.

[A. Dean Stock]

I have a couple of clones of O. fragilis from this area and they always drop a few (to many) cladodes each summer. Ask me later in spring or summer and I'll send you what falls off instead of replanting them.
Dean

[Alkharid]

But i will accept cuttings from a single clone. I have for trade about 10 or more 8 inch long Hylocereus undatus unrooted cuttings

Hi sir Glochid,

Are you optionally selling your 10 or more 8 inch long Hylocereus undatus unrooted cuttings,
I'm pretty interested to have it for my additive collections,

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[Brandoncyclonefan]

Hey there,

I have been attempting to do the same thing. I collected a bit of seed from O. humifusa in Omaha, NE. I also collected from the ecotype native to northeast IL (Chicago, IL area). (Although I'm not sure what the germination rate will be on those.) If you are interested I can send a few of those. I can also let you know in the future if I collect more. If interested, I would be willing to trade for a pad of O. santa rita or other Opuntia pads/seed.
I have a plant I got in Michigan growing in my yard, so if it does well this spring I will propagate some pads.

-Brandon