Echinocereus viridiflorus Crassulaceae Individual heads reach around 4-6"

Individual heads reach around 4-6" diameter and clumps can live in 6-8" pots for years

especially in winter

Some will probably have no chlorophyll and should stay attached

I know many of you live in cold winter climates

In the ground plants can get 10 feet or more tall but is more manageable sized in a pot

Echinocereus viridiflorus Crassulaceae Individual heads reach around 4-6"Echinocereus viridiflorus A small, attractive native US species with yellow green flowers. The plant is short columnar, clumping, and rarely more than 6" tall. The spines are white and red. This is the smallest form of the species. One of the most notable feature of this species is its cold hardiness. This plant is native from northern Mexico all the way north to Wyoming. It is hardy to zone 4 ( 30F). However, care should be taken in places with wet