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Turbinicarpus valdezianus, specifically, is recognized for its small size, typically solitary (rarely clustering) growth habit, and its distinctive spination.
Photographed in 10×10 cm pot
Plant will be sent bare root.
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Turbinicarpus valdezianus, specifically, is recognized for its small size, typically solitary (rarely clustering) growth habit, and its distinctive spination.
Care guide:
Soil: Very well drained, non organic soil.
Watering: Once a week in summer time, no water in winter.
Sun exposure: Direct sunlight, but can tolerate shade.
Sulcorebutia are small, globose cacti, with a tendency to form very interesting aesthetic compositions. The stem does not have obvious ribs and is, instead, organized in small tubercles. The thorns are tiny and numerous and often cover the entire surface of the plant. The colors are various, according to the species: bright green, dark green, violet or reddish for the …
Eriosyce Odieri subs. Krausii another dwarf specimen from eriosyce family. This cactus is an extremely small geophyte that tends to bury itself in the ground in the season of drought. This plant has big taproot and will require 100% mineral soil and deep pot.
Plant will be sent bare rooted.
Photographed in 5.5cm pot.
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Plant is in 7xxcm pot
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Plant is in 6.5cm pot.
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