Crested San Pedro not pet-friendly A fall-planted specimen gets 6–8

A fall-planted specimen gets 6–8 months of root development before facing extreme summer heat

Cresting occurs randomly in a small percentage of San Pedro seedlings and can't be reliably reproduced from seed

this agave needs very little supplemental water and thrives on natural rainfall in most Phoenix-area neighborhoods

giving plants 6–8 months of moderate weather before their first Phoenix summer

This is a very large specimen agave (mature 6 to 10 ft wide)

Crested San Pedro not pet-friendly A fall-planted specimen gets 6–8Rare Crested San Pedro Phoenix's Most Prized Collector Cactus Crested San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi f. cristata) is one of the most sought after collector cacti in the desert Southwest. Instead of growing as a normal columnar cactus, the crested mutation produces a spectacular fan shaped, undulating crest that looks like a living wave of blue green growth. Each specimen is completely unique no two crests form the same pattern. Despite its rare