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Cacti
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Weberocereus tonduzii
Endemic species of Costa Rica, where it grows on the slopes facing the Pacific. It is a climbing cactus with thorny nocturnal flowers, uncommon in cultivation. Learn More -
Weberbauerocereus johnsonii
Plant species attractive due to the golden yellow color of the thorns. Learn More -
Turbinicarpus schmiedickeanus ssp. flaviflorus
Perhaps one of the most beautiful species of its genus ever, for the papery thorns similar to those of Pediocactus. It produces enlarged, short roots. The flowers are sulfur yellow with sharp tepals. Learn More -
Turbinicarpus alonsoi
Xichu, Guanajuato, Mexico.
interesting for the prismatic tubercles which bear long and flexible, non-prickly spines. The flowers are large and of a beautiful magenta color. Growth is very slow. Learn More -
Thelocactus bicolor
Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.
Adaptable and resistant, it is interesting for the thick red and yellow thorns that cover it. The flowers are large and a vivid magenta color. Learn More -
Thelocactus bicolor
Cuesta la Muralla, Coahuila, Mexico.
Interesting for the large flowers of uniform shade, dark magenta. Learn More -
Stenocactus lamellosus
Metzquititlan, Hidalgo, Mexico.
Interesting for its strong flattened spines and large, magenta flowers. Learn More -
Pyrrhocactus floccosus
Blanco Encalada, Chile.
Interesting for the dense fluff covering collected around the apex of the plant. Learn More -
Opuntia pyrocarpa
DJF 1323
Arden, TX, USA.
Shrubby species that forms beautiful thick bushes up to three meters high. The cladodes have a narrowing at the base which makes them assume the shape of an inverted pear (hence the name). Yellow flowers in purity or variegated in red. Persistent fruits. Withstands temperatures below -10 °C. Learn More -
Melocactus rubrispinus
Interesting species due to the very long red, translucent thorns. The adult form is conical with a small cephalium. Learn More -
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Melocactus glaucescens
900m, Morro de Chapeu, Bahia, Brazil.
Blue-gray species, hence the name. It is a small-sized melocactus, delicate in cultivation, which requires minimum winter temperatures of 8-10 ° C. Learn More -
Melocactus curvispinus ssp. curvispinus
Species widespread from Mexico to Peru, easy to cultivate. Learn More -
Mammilloydia candida
Jaumave, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Interesting plant due to the spherical shape and the white color of the stem which lengthens briefly over the years. In nature, it loves to live in association with thorny shrubs under which it finds protection. Robust in cultivation, in winter it resists frost well if kept dry. Learn More -
Mammilloydia candida
Matehuala, SLP, Mexico.
Interesting plant due to the spherical shape and the white color of the stem which lengthens briefly over the years. In nature, it loves to live in association with thorny shrubs under which it finds protection. Robust in cultivation, in winter it resists frost well if kept dry. Learn More