Compost Shirt #12 6" pot The color is likely a

The color is likely a result of evolution favoring plants that blend in with the local lichens

Slower growing than other “San Pedro Cactus” relatives

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This species is variable and every clone is distinct and worth to grow more than one sample

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Compost Shirt #12 6" pot The color is likely aSHIRT MODIFIED BY MICROBES! Our friend Cass Marketos is an artist and writer who occupies the intersection between creative practice and decomposition. Cass has composted everything from food, parts of her body, to her memories, and even pieces of the Berlin Wall. We recently invited Cass to make a limited run of shirts using her experiments into turning discarded clothes into soil, and the results have been stunning! There are only 12 of them, as the