Beiselia mexicana CUT&SEW Soil: Stone Eaters Soil -OR-

Soil:  Stone Eaters Soil -OR- 50% pumice/perlite + 50% regular potting mix

the gi is dyed in a Walnut bath which reacts with the different mordants and untreated background

Proceed with caution

Soil: Stone Eaters Soil or 60% Pumice + 40% potting mix

For such was this garment made

Beiselia mexicana CUT&SEW Soil: Stone Eaters Soil -OR-*MULTIPLE PLANTS AVAILABLE. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR PLANT IN SIZE AND AGE AS THE ONE SHOWN* Beiselia mexicana was discovered by Karl Werner Beisel (owner of German Kakteenland) in 1979 in a remote area of Mexico, and its position in the family was not immediately clear. A thorough study by Lewis Leonard Forman considered many characters and could only tentatively conclude that it should belong in Bursereae. The gross morphology suggested affinities