Plant of the Month: The Mexican Fence Post Cactus (Pachycereus marginatus) It’s named the “fence post” because of its upright, narrow shape, which resembles a fence post! The fruits turn reddish or purple when ripe and are sweet, can be eaten raw, made into jellies, or used in drinks! Growth: Usually 15-20ft (can reach up to 30ft!) Native to: Central Mexico, The Sonoran Desert, Baja California, and Arizona Environment: thrives in dry, arid conditions Light: 6-8hrs of direct sunlight Water: every 2-4 weeks Sol Soils product: Cactus Gritty Mix #plants #facts #plantlover #plantlove #plantlife #plantcollection #plantparent #plantparentcommunity #plantdad #plantmom