Rainbow Coral Cactus – Candelabra Cactus – Elkhorn Cactus – 4″ Pot – Euphorbia

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Cristate (or Crested) and Monstrose plants are fascinating freaks of nature. Normal plants usually grow from a single point at the tip of the stem, or an areole in the case of cacti that branch or offset. Cristate plants grow along many points along a line that usually undulates and twists. Monstrose plants grow from random points and usually produce plants that are assymetrical and covered in knobby bumps and whorls. This produces some very interesting effects. When this occurs along with variegation a spectacular plant can be produced. Many of these plants can be strangely beautiful and for this reason are highly desired and prized by collectors.

These strange plants are easy to grow. Just provide full sun and water when dry.

Loves the sun
Easy to grow
Water when dry
Makes a great gift
Immediate shipping in 4" pot

This is my original design, the Sea Coral Bracelet, for the Rainbow Loom. It is made on one loom and is twice as long as a regular rubber band bracelet. It is challenging to make the coral and time consuming. It is made on a Rainbow Loom, but it can be made on an offset loom if you transfer it. Post pics on Instagram #seawolfescl.
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22 Responses to "Rainbow Coral Cactus – Candelabra Cactus – Elkhorn Cactus – 4″ Pot – Euphorbia"

Sea wolfe

Feb 25

I’m finding that the bands are breaking down after a while, especially the
glitter bands. I put a little Elmer’s glue on the coral part and it seems
to have helped. If anyone can think of something else that might work
better, please let me know.

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Ramzeah Alomry

Feb 25

روعة عنجدروعة

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Nada Hamed

Feb 25

The single chain is one band caped or two bands

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Andey McFarlin

Feb 25

This is one of the most unique designs I have seen. I love the one that
looks like a tree.

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BibiN204

Feb 25

BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL, THANK YOU FOR SHARING

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Hung Cerise

Feb 25

It is really hard to roll the band up…it is really strechy…sigh…

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Mary O'Connor Devaney

Feb 25

I love it

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ghomeshi7

Feb 25

This is my favorite bracelet EVER!

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Meghan Jones

Feb 25

Super cool bracelets, but I am having a really hard time seeing the steps
with the zebra print in the background. I know it is not easy to change,
but in the future if you make more videos, would you use a plain white
background? Thanks!

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Alice Gong

Feb 25

This is so difficult making the corals because you have to roll the bands
without unrolling it, so hard! Please reply for what I can do

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Jarell Danielle Rime

Feb 25

love it my moms friend made that

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Deb Mckee

Feb 25

I absolutely love this bracelet!!! I made my first one and when I was
finished and ready to loop them i had noticed that a few of the buds were
laying the table next to loom so i made new ones and continued on. do you
have any idea what i’m doing wrong to cause them to break? This is my new
favorite bracelet to make so thank you so much for sharing. Your tutorials
are awesome!!!! thank you again

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Rebekah Hartung

Feb 25

Thank you for showing us how to attach the hair bands.

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chinelle jones

Feb 25

omg dis is SOOOOO cool! imma try dis (^_^)

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Timmy Cho

Feb 25

prettyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy :3

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stephvonhoene

Feb 25

Hi sea wolfe! Thank you so much for the tutorial of this bracelet. I am a
little bit obsessed with it! I just wanted to share what steps I did and
hopefully I can help someone or at least make it a little easier for them.

Ok, so after about 2 hours of rolling rubber bands (this is the point where
my fingers and hands where cramping) I decided to switch tactics and moved
on to the “rollin’ on the ruler”. Works pretty good but if it doesn’t work
the first time, just keep doing it and it will work. (At this point, the
bracelet became some sort of a science experiment.) I wanted to find some
type of glue to put on it because I didn’t want to lose the “roll”. I
finally decided I would try the hair spray approach so I found some old
hairspray under the counter. I did these steps and sprayed 3 more times to
finish (this is my made up name for it) the “limb”. I then decided that the
spray wouldn’t be enough so after thinking a while, I remembered that I had
some leftover mod podge in the closet. I poured some in a small cup then
added a little water to thin it out (since it is so thick) found some
tweezers and dipped the limb in the small cup. I put it to the side to dry;
once it dried I sprayed it with more spray to give it some of that sheen.
Now this is as far as I have gotten and have about 12 more to go. I don’t
forsee them being a problem once they are ready to go on the bracelet. I
know this sounds kinda painful but it really isn’t and it is actuality
pretty fun! If anyone else can think of something cheap and easy, please
share!

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One In a Million

Feb 25

what can we use instead of glue in making th erubber bands not to unravel?

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lucy murphy

Feb 25

Can you make a ring that looks like that? Please comment back

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Aislin Bryony

Feb 26

Thank you so much for posting this! I got an incredible sore hand now but
the results are amazing. i’m wearing it as an ankle bracelet as it was a
little too big for my wrist and this ends up usually being my solution to
bracelets that are too big lol. It even looks better there tbh at least on
me :). So thanks again!

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TheBunnyc

Feb 26

Sea Wolfe, have you seen the Cherry Blossom Bracelet that Aileen made,
which was featured on Facebook’s Rainbow Loom this week? It’s so nice.
Any chance that you could do a tutorial of it for us please? It seems
wider and fuller, or is that my imagination? Just love your
creations…….thank you. BTW I asked Rainbow Loom about the bands
breaking down and they said that they only last 3 to 6 months depending on
weather conditions. They claim their silicone bands last much longer.

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Stephanie Reichard

Feb 26

if you have somewhat small hands or stretchy bands, to curl them up faster,
put the entire band around your hand, where its around your fingers but not
your thumb…and let it roll off, instantly curls the bands up

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mean14vargas

Feb 26

+Sea wolfe I’m making this bracelet again for the 3rd and 4th time (I’ll be
making 2..lol) cause my family and friends like it a lot.. I will post pics
on my instagram account (cobetentendaren) once I’m done.. Thanks again.. :)

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