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Epithelantha
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Epithelantha micromeris
SB 125 - Arteagas Canyon, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico
It is the typical species of the genus, characteristic for the dense white spines that protect the epidermis from the risk of burns and which thicken at the apex from where the small pink flowers emerge and later the long coral red fruits, similar to chillies. It prefers very loose substrates, minerals and very bright and airy locations. In winter it resists sub-zero temperatures if kept dry. Learn More -
Epithelantha micromeris ssp. unguispina
Species distinguished by the long persistent, acicular, white, dark gray or black thorns. The flowers, pink and the stem are larger than the other species of the genus. It usually branches abundantly from the base. It resists well down to -10 °C if kept dry and grown naturally. It is sensitive to rot and root cochineal infestations. Learn More