The Dog and Crow Co.
Live Rooted Prickly Pear Cactus Pad - Opuntia - 8 to 12 Inches - Bare Root
Live Rooted Prickly Pear Cactus Pad - Opuntia - 8 to 12 Inches - Bare Root
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Rooted Prickly Pear Cactus — 8–12 Inches
You’ll receive one well-rooted prickly pear cactus pad (Opuntia), ready to pot and grow. A hardy, easygoing cactus with lots of character. 🌵😎
A Little Cactus Shipping Note
We're sorry, but we're currently unable to ship our live cactus products to California or Florida because of agricultural shipping restrictions.
Yes, we're in California too. It's a little weird. 😂🌵
We're working on expanding where we can ship. Thanks for understanding! 🐦⬛❤️
What You’ll Receive
- 1 well-rooted prickly pear cactus pad
- Pad size: approximately 8–12 inches long
- QR code linking to our online prickly pear cactus care guide
Well-Established Roots
Roots are well developed and established. Natural variation in root length and shape is normal.
Shipped Bare Root
Your cactus will ship bare root with no pot and no soil to help reduce shipping weight and keep your plant clean and easy to unpack.
Please Remember — This Is a Living Plant
Natural variation is part of the charm. Expect differences in color, surface texture, spotting, shape, and minor outdoor-grown marks.
Each cactus is grown outdoors here at The Dog and Crow Co. Your cactus will be carefully selected and packed for its trip to its new home.
Packaging & Shipping
Each rooted pad is packed carefully to help protect both the cactus and its roots during transit.
Quick Potting Steps
- Use a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix
- Add pumice or perlite if you have it
- Plant the rooted end just deep enough to keep the pad stable
- Wait 3–5 days before the first watering so disturbed roots can settle
- Water lightly, then water again only when the soil is fully dry
Light & Care
- Outdoors: full sun to partial sun
- Indoors: brightest window available
- Acclimate gradually when moving into strong direct sun
- Water less during winter
- Overwatering is the most common problem
Safety Note
Prickly pear may have small spines or tiny hair-like glochids. Handle with care and wear gloves.
The Dog and Crow Co.
Yucaipa, California
Grown under the hot sun. Packed with care. Sent your way. 🙂😎🌵
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