Thelocactus - Thelocactus matudae Size:4" Pot The flowers appear in clusters

The flowers appear in clusters along the edges of the crested stems

Lobivia or Echinopsis flambeau cristata

Echinocereus schmollii was originally named and for the long time called Wilcoxia schmollii

Water minimally or not at all during winter

Habitat: Grows in dry limestone hillsides in the same area as Ferocactus robustus

Thelocactus - Thelocactus matudae Size:4" Pot The flowers appear in clustersThe thelocactus matudae is a beautiful globular cactus plant that is native to Mexico. It is a member of the thelocactus genus, which consists of approximately 30 species of flowering plants. Due to its minimalist appearance, the thelocactus species is one of the most unusual and distinctive members of this genus. It grows up to 8 in. tall and 6 in. wide in low altitudes and has broad leaves and tiny tubular white pinkish, dark purple flowers that