L. Fricii VM 680, SE of El Amparo, Coahuila
Fresh Lophophora fricii VM 680 seeds—classic Coahuila locality for ethical propagation/study. Pronounced ribs, woolly areoles. 80%+ viability, digital guide. Discreet delivery assured.
Lophophora fricii VM 680 Seeds | Fresh Harvest, High Germination Rate
Introduction / Product Overview
Discover the classic locality variant: Lophophora fricii VM 680 seeds for growing this robust spineless cactus from seed in your collection. Ideal for the patient cultivator seeking authentic Coahuila genetics, the preservationist protecting field-collected strains, or the researcher studying Lophophora diversity. Embark on the propagation journey with these fresh Lophophora fricii VM 680 seeds from southeast of El Amparo, yielding plants true to their wild heritage.
What’s Included in Your Order
Premium Lophophora fricii VM 680 seeds (quantity selected at purchase).
Sealed in a protective, labeled viability packet to maintain freshness.
Detailed germination guide (digital PDF download link provided with order).
Seed Source, Viability & Genetics Explained
Sourced from open-pollinated seeds of curated ex-situ mother plants replicating the VM 680 locality southeast of El Amparo, Coahuila—sustainably grown to protect wild populations. “Fresh harvest” means seeds collected within the last 3 months for 80%+ viability under ideal conditions. This strain offers genetic stability with dark pink flowers and pronounced ribbing; germination 70-90% influenced by sterility, temperature, and moisture—batch-tested for transparency.
Botanical & Seed Characteristics
Species & Origin: Lophophora fricii VM 680, southeast of El Amparo, Coahuila, Mexico, on limestone desert soils.
Seed Appearance: Black, papillate (1.2-1.5mm), V-shaped hilum, finely tuberculate testa.
Dormancy: Moderate; cold stratification (4 weeks at 4°C) or GA3 soak recommended.
Storage Advice: Cool (4-10°C), dark, dry in packet; viable 3+ years sealed.
Germination & Cultivation Guide
Recommended Method
“Takeaway Tek” or humidity dome for classic L. fricii locality strains.
Substrate & Sowing
Sterile cactus mix (70% perlite/pumice, 20% coir, 10% akadama); surface sow (light required), 0.5cm spacing.
Environment
18-25°C days/10-15°C nights, bright indirect light or 14h grow lights, 80-90% humidity under dome.
Timeline
Germination 14-42 days; up to 8 weeks in optimal sterile conditions.
Aftercare
Ventilate post-germination to prevent rot; bottom-water sparingly, dry rest periods mimicking Chihuahuan habitat.
Benefits & Use Cases
Propagation & Cultivation: Grow clustered specimens with deep carmine flowers and woolly areoles over years.
Genetic Preservation: Conserve VM 680 traits like 8-14 spiraled ribs and V-hilum seeds ex-situ.
Educational Value: Study locality variation, dense silky hairs, and clavate fruit in Lophophora fricii.
Cost-Effectiveness: Produce authentic field-strain plants affordably versus wild-collected risks.
Ethical Sourcing & Quality Assurance
Ethically nursery-propagated from mother plants honoring the VM 680 collection, avoiding wild harvest pressure. Batches receive visual, float, and viability testing. Fresh arrival guaranteed—30-day replacements for transit issues.
Shipping, Handling & Delivery Guarantee
Discreet protective envelopes as standard mail. Ships 1-3 business days, tracking over $50; international where legal. Mailbox delivery assured—free reship if lost/damaged.
Legal & Compliance Disclaimer
These seeds are sold for botanical collection, horticultural propagation, and educational/research purposes only in jurisdictions where possession is legal. It is the buyer’s sole responsibility to investigate and comply with all local, national, and international laws regarding the purchase and import of these seeds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your germination rate? 80%+ fresh in sterile conditions; 70% with variables like contamination—guide optimizes success.
How should I store seeds before planting? Sealed packet cool (4-10°C), dark, dry—3+ years viability.
Do you ship to my country? Worldwide where legal; review terms/contact, verify laws yourself.
What is the growth rate after germination? Slow: 1-2 years to 3cm; mature clustering (8-12cm) in 5+ years.
Call to Action
Capture authentic Coahuila genetics with Lophophora fricii VM 680 from this limited fresh harvest—sow soon for peak viability. Select quantity, add to cart, and cultivate El Amparo excellence today!
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