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bunny succulent plants for sale Angel Wings Prickly Pear Cactus (Monstrose) for Sale | Opuntia"Plant came and it was well packaged and got here quickly. Overall, I am pleased and would buy from these folks again" "Perfectly packed, this is a very cool cactus! This is my second purchase from CO, I am so impressed with this company, it certainly won't be my last!" Why Customers Love the Funny Bunny Prickly Pear One of a kind growth patterns no two plants are the same Playful, sculptural form with wavy and crinkled pads Extremely cold tolerant

 

"Plant came and it was well packaged and got here quickly. Overall, I am pleased and would buy from these folks again"


"Perfectly packed, this is a very cool cactus! This is my second purchase from CO, I am so impressed with this company, it certainly won't be my last!"

 

Why Customers Love the Funny Bunny Prickly Pear

 

One-of-a-kind growth patterns — no two plants are the same
Playful, sculptural form with wavy and crinkled pads
Extremely cold tolerant (down to the single digits)
Compact size ideal for containers and small spaces
Low maintenance & drought tolerant

 

Funny Bunny Prickly Pear 🌵

Whimsical, Quirky & One-of-a-Kind

 

Add playful personality to your garden or container collection with the Funny Bunny Prickly Pear—a mutated form of the classic Bunny Ear Cactus (Opuntia microdasys). Unlike uniform prickly pears, this variety produces a delightful mix of wavy, crinkled, and traditional pads, giving every plant its own unpredictable, whimsical character.

 

No two Funny Bunny cacti look exactly alike—making each one a true conversation piece.

 

🌵 Key Features & Growing Habits

 

Unique, Mutated Growth 🎨


The Funny Bunny Prickly Pear showcases fascinating, unpredictable pad development—ranging from twisted and rippled to classic bunny-ear shapes—creating a living piece of desert art.

 

Hardy & Resilient 🌿


Built to thrive in harsh conditions, this cactus is tough, forgiving, and perfect for gardeners looking for something unique without extra work.

 

Compact & Space-Friendly 🌱


Its manageable size makes it ideal for container gardening, patios, courtyards, and small landscapes.

 

Exceptional Cold Tolerance ❄️


This prickly pear can withstand temperatures into the single digits, making it an excellent option for USDA zones 7a–11 and regions with colder winters.

 

🌞 Planting & Care Made Easy

 

🌿 Planting


Plant in well-draining soil and place in half day to full sun for best growth and form.

 

💧 Watering


Water deeply but infrequently, allowing soil to dry completely between waterings. Once established, this cactus prefers dry conditions.

 

🌡️ Climate Adaptability


Thrives in both hot summers and cooler climates when planted in the appropriate zones.

 

🚚 Shipped with Care

 

Your Funny Bunny Prickly Pear ships bare root, carefully selected and professionally packed to ensure it arrives healthy and ready to plant. Every order includes detailed planting, watering, and general care instructions for a smooth, stress-free start.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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