Stenocereus pruinosus, Gray Ghost Organ Pipe, cactus, succulent, live plant Argentine saguaro Also known as Nopales

Also known as Nopales

Depending on the species

partly buried in the ground

This plant's sap contains a high concentration of the toxin resiniferatoxin which is being used as a starting point in the development of a novel class of analgesics

Handling: Contains white sap that may irritate skin or eyes—use gloves when pruning or repotting

Stenocereus pruinosus, Gray Ghost Organ Pipe, cactus, succulent, live plant Argentine saguaro Also known as NopalesPICTURES ARE REPRESENTATIONS OF ACTUAL ITEMS RECEIVED. Gray Ghost Organ Pipe (Stenocereus pruinosus) (Buxbaum): Powdery blue green columnar cactus from Mexico. In the wild, it can eventually grow to 20. 0' with new branches sprouting from the base and trunk, but in cultivation it tends to stay under 6. 0'. Young plants are deeply ribbed and have reddish brown spines, but with time the 5 8 ribs flatten and the spines turn white. When it blooms, it