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Echinofossulocactus crispatus (syn. Stenocactus crispatus) is a small, globular cactus native to Mexico, characterized by its numerous wavy ribs and dense spines. It produces delicate pink or purple funnel-shaped flowers. This drought-tolerant species thrives in well-draining soil, full sun, and requires minimal watering.
Photographed in 6x6cm pot, plant will be sent bare root.
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Echinofossulocactus crispatus (syn. Stenocactus crispatus) is a small, globular cactus native to Mexico, characterized by its numerous wavy ribs and dense spines. It produces delicate pink or purple funnel-shaped flowers. This drought-tolerant species thrives in well-draining soil, full sun, and requires minimal watering.
Care guide:
Soil: Well drained
Watering: No water in winter. Weekly in spring/summer.
Sun exposure: Full sun, partial shade.
Mediolobivia pygmaea is one of the longest known species of the genus Rebutia and the oldest species of the Digitorebutia section . It was discovered by RE Fries in 1901 in the Argentinian province of Jujuy near Yavi, in 1905 it was described as Echinopsis . The species name is derived from its height, at the time of its description it belonged to the smallest of the known …
Gymnocalycium uruguayense is a small cactus species, usually solitary and barely rising above ground level. Flowers are bright yellow. Spines are close to its body and reminiscent of spider legs.
Plant will be sent bare rooted.
Photographed in 5.5cm pot.
Gymnocalycium Calochlorum v. Proliferum, has a little bigger darker green stem with flowers that open completely, showing curved petals to the outside white, brownish white, or pink coloured.
Plant will be sent bare rooted.
Photographed in 7×7 cm pot.
A small solitary cactus with a globular stem, of a reddish-green color. It has well furrowed ribs, where, at the ends, downy white areoles are formed, from which small brown needle-like spines emerge. One of the most beautiful and sought after Gymnocalycium.
Plant is in 5.5cm pot
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