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Strombocactus disciformis is an extremely rare cactus and due to this experiencing extremely rapid decline in nature because of illegal collection.It is only found in 19 localities over 4,500 sq meters in Mexico. This small and slow growing plant has beautiful white flowers that emerge mid-summer.
Plant will be sent bare rooted.
Photographed in 4x4cm pot.
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Strombocactus disciformis is an extremely rare cactus and due to this experiencing extremely rapid decline in nature because of illegal collection.It is only found in 19 localities over 4,500 sq meters in Mexico. This small and slow growing plant has beautiful white flowers that emerge mid-summer.
Soil: Well drained
Watering: No water in winter, weekly spring/summer
Sun exposure: Full sun, partial shade.
Gymnocalycium schickendantzii is a nice looking broadly globular, somewhat flattened cactus similar to Gymnocalycium saglionis, but with quite varied spination. G. schickendantzii commonly flowers from lateral areoles as well as from the crown. Flowers funnel shaped with long floral tubes, white to reddish, to 5 cm long.
Plant is in 8.5cm pot.
The plant is considered to be a miniature cactus. It only grows to be 4 cm high and has a 5-6 cm diameter. The not fully opening flowers of this species have a silky appearance and range from pale green to brownish-yellow. It has wider, lower ribs, in juvenile plants divided into separate chins, in maturity every rib have flat …
Turbinicarpus Schmiedickeanus subs. Macrochele is a slow growing dwarf cactus, usually solitary but can become branched with age. Like other Turbinicarpus it has a tendency to flower when young. Flowers are small, white and plant can several flushes per season. Spines are soft and somewhat papery.
Plant will be sent bare rooted.
Photographed in 5.5cm pot.
Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (Bishop’s Cap) is a spineless cactus, often solitary, forming a spherical or shortly columnar, bright green, blue-green to gray-green stem. Usually adorned with prominent 5 ribs, it forms a perfect star shape giving the plant the appearance of a bishop’s miter, hence the common name.
Plant is in 7xxcm pot
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