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Gymnocalycium
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Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
150 m, North-East of Cerro León, Alto Paraguay, Paraguay.
interesting for the globular stem and the rounded ribs. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
210 m, South of Fortin Palmar de las Islas, Alto Paraguay, Paraguay.
interesting for the globular shape of the stem and for the rounded ribs. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
150 m, North of Mariscal, Boquerón, Paraguay.
interesting for the thinned ribs crossed by dark stripes. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
89 m, Puerto Casado, in woods, Alto Paraguay, Paraguay.
interesting for its globular stem and rounded ribs. Plants obtained from seeds collected in the wild in the locality originally discovered by the Czech explorer Alberto Vojtěch Frič between 1903 and 1905. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii, immagine dell'intero esemplare.
interesting for the ribs crossed by dark bands. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
150 m, South-West of Ruta Trans-Chaco near Toledo, Boquerón, Paraguay.
interesting for the dark banding of the ribs. If kept dry, it resists the cold well, but it needs to be protected from frost. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
215 m, North-East of Lagerenza, Boquerón, Paraguay.
Plants of this locality show spines of variable length. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium mendozaense
364 m, South of Cerro Cabrera, Boquerón, Paraguay.
Interesting for the banding of the ribs. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium matoense
293 m, North-West of Caracol, Mato Grosso del Sur, Brazil.
The natural population of these plants is heavily damaged by land use change. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium marekiorum var. roboreanum
269 m, West of Compressor station, Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
Interesting for the orange color (in the winter rest stasis). Learn More -
Gymnocalycium friedrichii
728 m, North of Ipitacuape, Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
interesting for the sharp ribs decorated with transversal bands and for the finely papillose epidermis. The flowers are pink. To be kept dry in winter to increase its resistance to the cold. Avoid exposure to frost, especially if prolonged. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium friedrichii
225 m, North of Capitan Pablo Lagerenza towards Palmar de las Islas, Alto Paraguay, Paraguay.
interesting due to the thin ribs with dark banding. The flowers are light green to yellow. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium friedrichii
187 m, North of Destacamento General Patricio Colman, Alto Paraguay, Paraguay.
interesting for the thin ribs with dark banding. The flowers are light green to yellow. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium friedrichii
190 m, East of Capitan Pablo Lagerenza, Alto Paraguay, Paraguay.
interesting for the reddish color of the epidermis and for the shortened, whitish spines. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium damsii
345 m, South-east of Chochis, Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
interesting for the dark colored bands on the ribs. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium anisitsii
93 m, Concepción, Concepción, Paraguay.
Easy to grow, it prefers semi-shaded positions and mineral substrates, preferably with an acid pH. In winter it can withstand low temperatures if kept dry, but it is better to avoid freezing. Learn More -
Gymnocalycium anisitsii
606 m, East of Charagua towards Yapiroa, Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
of slow growth, it prefers positions in partial shade. To be kept well dry in winter, protected from frost. Learn More