>Bringing plants across the border can become pricey by the time you add in >phytosanitary certificates ($45 from Mesa for plants, luckily seeds need no >phyto) and cites ($12 for Mesa; I think only simpsonii is not on the cites >list, which applies to seeds also)..
Oh, well, there's that ....But, if you calculated the cost of $60 US worth of food, and then ate nothing but crackers, or foraged in the woods for a while, think of all the plants you could buy. That's the way my mind works when it comes to plants. Anyway I think Sclerocactus pretty much have to be raised from seed. If you can grow sclerocactus outdoors you can grow anything. Bob
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