San Pedro Cactus, Trichocereus Pachanoi, Peruvianus, Peruvian Torch cacti

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ITEM NOT AVAILABLE DURING WINTER RAINY SEASON,
WILL BE FOR SALE AGAIN IN SPRING. THANK YOU!

$38.95 / 5+ lbs. fresh San Pedro tips includes shipping

San Pedro cactus—Fresh, 5+ pounds/order

ITEM NOT AVAILABLE DURING WINTER RAINY SEASON,
WILL BE FOR SALE AGAIN IN SPRING

• $5 refund for California shipping (back to your credit card). I do it all the time for my Google and Amazon.com customers. The same weight package can cost me $8 to $18 depending on USA destination. You'd think Oregon would be cheap but not in the rural areas where they tack on a $4.50 charge. Because I can't yet do Google shipping calculated automatically please trust me. Which, by the way, you can. If I can give you a break on shipping I do.

Your cacti are without a doubt the best specimens I've encountered so far...The last cuttings we got arrived in pristine condition ...those beautiful columns came out of the box looking fresh & eminently rootable (thanks for the instruction, by the way) was undoubtedly a testimony to both your plant's hardiness & your excellent packaging strategy. You run a first class operation out there. Take care & keep on propagating :->
-Todd

• $38.95 each includes FedEx Ground Home Delivery shipping all the way to East Coast.
• December 2008 harvest are the real deal!
• Info sheet, rooting guide included.
• Pay today—ship next business day (Mon-Fri)
• Each batch is about 6 pounds with a shipping weight of 8 in the box.
• If you buy several I can adjust shipping with a refund to your credit card but only after

packing. More detail about this on the bottom of page.

Combined shipping?
I do issue refunds back to your credit card for shipping or multiple item orders.
Calculated (dynamically) FedEx Ground shipping is a bit complicated to do with Google software right now, but if you buy 2 or three items and live on the West Coast you'll be paying excess shipping cost that I'll refund. East coast varies, so I have to pack first and make the actual shipping label—only then will I know the cost. If you paid too much I'll do a partial refund to your credit card. You can actually trust me to be fair. The life force would never have let me get this far if I wasn't in the light.

But I can't afford to lose money on shipping or spend time with "what if this or what if that" shipping estimates.

Full Google Checkout terms & stuff

(above) You'll receive 2 or 3 of these big ones. Some batches I pick may weigh less/tip or more/tip. But you always get 5+ pounds. A double order is actually about 12+ lbs. Your satisfaction is guaranteed--if not then simply put back in box, email me and I'll issue a pre-addressed return label so Fedex can pick up the next day. You'll get 100% $ refund when the item is returned. That is how confident I am that you will be pleased. I've been selling for years, and raising San Pedro since 1987.

"best on (name of auction site), big, healthy, excellent color, ;) ;), excellent quality, fast"

Your cacti are without a doubt the best specimens I've encountered so far (my roommate & I went in on an order together a while ago). The last cuttings we got arrived in pristine condition after having been cut a week prior to shipping & suffering another week knocking around various FedEx vehicles. The fact that those beautiful columns came out of the box looking fresh & eminently rootable (thanks for the instruction, by the way) was undoubtedly a testimony to both your plant's hardiness & your excellent packaging strategy. You run a first class operation out there. Take care & keep on propagating :-> -Todd

(below) Actual refunds made back to credit cards—


Actual San Pedro from which I take cuttings. This plant is over 45 years old. It constantly grows new clusters of columns as thick as your leg. White "puff balls" are the hairy things that precede flower stalks.

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