could be 5 years or less. Also depends how fast they grow. They need the corking to support the weight above . A seedling will cork slower than a cutting which gets larger/heavier faster once they root.

Depends on whether they branch a lot or not. Opuntia ficus indica may grow upward(ive had something similar), or it may branch at a low point of the plant and not develop one for an extended period of time...

Im going with 10-15 years .

@cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5 I can't wait for mine to look like a tree, so I agree!

Stefan

I have received many different plants from Jeff - from his own collection. For example: Agaves (2 different ones); Aeonium balsamiferum; pachyphytums, graptoveria and few others. No Sansevierias or Sedums...

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