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Now we have unusual cactus forms: cristata, monstrous forms. 
The other type of unique cactus forms are bright colored mutants grafted on stable stocks. Some people think that they are flowers. Grafted on stable stocks the bright colored mutants while growing become more beautiful and beautiful and you will enjoy many years. The nurseries grafted bright colored mutants on temporary stocks. You will have them for one to two years. 

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 MyCactusPlants.com San Diego, CA provides Rare and Exotic cactus plants, indoor cactus plants, desert cactus plants. If you interested where to buy a cactus, buy cactus here. Our cacti have a high quality. We inspect every cactus before realization.

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Many cacti are ornamental for a variety of reasons: their spines, their overall shape and size, or their amazing flowers. But some cacti are simply amazing for the color of their skin.

 

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Cactuses exert a special fascination on every plant friend. Cacti representative of the succulent plants still have an exotic attraction. They convey a feeling that there is still a piece of nature outside of our lived culture and garden landscape which people and their technique haven't occupied complete. Cactuses are masters in the art of living within plants. Cactuses xeriscape plants. They settle climatic bordering rooms of the new world, other plants are no longer accessible.

 

 I put for sale from my nursery 3 years old rare cacti. I offer 30% off for every order included this cacti. Offer expires 03/31/2013. 

Buy  Astrophytum myriostigma Ø5 cm for $6.00

 Buy  Astrophytum ornatum Ø6 cm for $7.95

For more information how to raise the Astrophytum seedlings, specifically conditions to cultivate, click here   

 Below are cactus pictures of 3 years old seedlings

 

Astrophytum myriostigma regular price $10. You can get it for $7



Astrophytum ornatum regular price $12. You can get it for $6.95

 

Below there is detailed description of the species for sale. You can find answers on many questions about these species.

Echinocactus grusonii

Common Name(s): Golden Barrel Cactus, Golden Ball Cactus, Mother-in-Law's Cushion, Mother-in-law's-seat  

E. grusonii is a wonderful popular plant for adding texture, color and shape to landscapes.

The striking round shape and the dramatic golden bright-yellow spines that absolutely light up in daylight.It has been increasingly used as an architectural plant in garden design also as in a window-sill.

Description: Growing as a large roughly spherical globe, it may eventually reach over a meter in height after many years. The young seedlings like the other Echinocactus and Ferocactus seedlings, the rib structure is not yet apparent, and they have pronounced tubercles making them look superficially like Mammillarias.

Stalk:  is pale green
Ribs: There are 35 ribs in mature plants, but young plants have tuberous app
Spines: straight golden yellow radial spines

Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial sun
 Water Needs: Water generously in summer; less watering in winter.

 Min Temperature: 55°F (12°C) Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 14° F (-10°C) for short periods

  Ferocactus latispinus

Common Name(s): Devil's Tongue Barrel, Crow's Claw Cactus

Etymology: Ferocactus: From the Latin word ferox, meaning fierce and the Greek word kaktos, meaning thistle. Latispinus: From the Latin words latus, meaning broad or wide and spina, meaning thorn or prickle. 

Description: Globular cactus. Ferocactus latispinus is fairly popular in cultivation because it blooms very early, many young plants will bloom when they reach 4 inches in diameter (10 cm).

Stalk: 10 to 16 inches in diameter (25 to 40 cm); 
Ribs: 14 to 23 ribs

Spines:
Central (S): 4 large central spines, the lowest central is wider
Radial (S):  6 to 12 1-inch long radials

Flowers: pinkish purple or yellow flowers, 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter (2.5 to 3.5 cm). They come in late autumn to early winter, and need a fair amount of bright sunlight to form.

Water Needs:  Little to moderate water when established

Min Temperature: 50°F (10°C); Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 25°F (-4°C)

 Ferocactus glaucescens

 Common Name(s):  Blue Barrel Cactus

 Description: It can be a very neat, compact and attractive addition to any collection. Generally solitary, barrel cactus, bluish green stems up to 22 inches tall (55 cm), 20 inches in diameter (50 cm);

Spines: Straight white-yellow spines
Central (S): 0 or 1 central spine
Radial (S): 6 or 7 radials, 1 to 1.6 inches long (2.5-4 cm).

Flowers: Yellow flowers, 1.2 to 1.5 inches in diameter (3-4 cm), in summer

Sun Exposure: Sun to Partial Shade

Min Temperature: 50°F (10°C) Will take some frost
Ferocatus chrysacanthus f. rubrispinus

Conservation Status: Listed in CITES appendix 2.

Etymology: The species name "chrysacanthus" comes from the Greek for "with golden spines". 

   

 Description: This Ferocactus has golden spines- and a LOT of them.. all thick and twisted. It is one of the spiniest of the Ferocacti. 

F. chrysacanthus with red spines is one of the best and colorful of the Ferocacti. This is somewhat of a slow growing species. This plant is very densely spined and because of that, will tolerate full sun. 

Ferocactus chrysacanthus f. rubrispinus is a solitary barrel cactus. The plant is very densely spined and because of that, will tolerate full sun. This beautiful and rare form has bright red thick, twisted and more or less hooked spines.

Ferocactus rectispinus

Common Name(s):  Long Spined Barrel Cactus, Straight Spine Barrel



Description: this magnificent plant has some of the longest straightest spines of the Ferocacti.
Stalk: Erect, globular when young to a stout cylinder when older, 30
-200 tall × 30-60 cm in diameter; tubercled when young later forming
ribs. 
Ribs: 15-21, shallowly notched immediately above each areole.
Spines: New spines are bright red
Central (S): 1, very long ( 9-25 cm long × 2.5-4 mm. in cross section ), never hooked (or slightly hooked, but only on relatively young plants), roughly cylindrical, annulated, all robust and rigid. Reddish, reddish grey, or horn colored.
Radial (S): 5 to 9, spreading, not hooked, 2.5 to 7 cm long, with the upper 3 larger. 
Areolas: Oval with brown wool, 3-4 cm apart.
Flowers: Large, light yellow,  6-7.5  long× 5-7.5 cm in diameter: Blooming in the Summer
Sun Exposure: Full sun to light shade
 Water Needs: Little to no water when established; when the plant vegetate it needs watering when the blanket of soil is dry. 
Min Temperature: 50°F (10°C); Frost Tolerance: 25°F (-4°C)
Propagation Methods: from Seeds

Astrophytum capricorne

Common name(s): Goat's Horns Cactus The Goat's Horn (capricorne) is named for the characteristic shape of its long, curled  spines.


Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA Zone 9-11

Description:
Solitary globe or columnar cactus.
Growth Habits: This species will eventually slowly produce a tapered column up to 1.2 m in height.
Stem although young plants are globular, they soon become ovoid, and eventually columnar up to 1.2 m tall, 10 (15) cm in diameter. The epidermis of is more or less covered with the typical white woolly flecks characteristic of the genus.
 Ribs: Usually 8.
Spines: 5 to 10 up to 7 cm long, Grey to brown wired, twisted, curved, flattened that look like the horn of a Capricorn. As plant ages spines get a bit more intense and messier, but relatively sparse, they are stiff but pliable and fragile, so, plant should be handled with care. The fine spines of this species are an optical artifice supporting the grass-mimicry to the surroundings.

Flowers: Sweet smelling 7.5 cm wide, yellow with a red center.
Blooming Habits The Astrophytum capricorne blooms in summer. The sweet smelling 3 inch wide flowers (7.5 cm) are yellow with a red center. They are followed by a reddish fruit covered with flattened spines, 1 inch in diameter (2.5 cm)

Astrophytum coahuilense

Common Name(s): Hat of white bishop, Bishop's Cap, Bishop's Miter, 
Mitra, Bonete de Obispo



Description: Globular cactus devoid of sting introducing 5 well marked and angled ribs. The epidermis is covered with a flocks very dense (dawned whites) giving a downy and dirty aspect to the plant, what allows him a perfect mimicry with its environment where it
becomes confused among calcareous stones (white - grey) between which they grow.  
The flowers are yellow with a characteristic red throat, although can appear pure red or very seldom pure yellow. In the fruit which is red till olive-green coloured and basal opening are up to 200 seeds.                                                                                                                                                        Stalk: Globular; then  becomes more cylindrical and columnare  with age; up to a height of 50cm and diameter of 20-30cm                                                                                                                                             Ribs: These 5 coasts appear from the stadium of seedling, it is a very stable character. There is only on the old individuals that additional coasts can sometimes appear.
Flowers: become blooming at about 3-4 years. Flowers have the root, as all Astrophytum, in the apex at the root of every new areola. The size of the flower (diameter maxi 9 cm)
Cultivation: is not too difficult in a greenhouse, although grows quite slowly. The plants need  a loose well-drained  mineral soil. They need a good amount of light. Watering can be done weekly during summertime, if the weather is sunny enough, with a little fertilizer added. Kept this way, plants will show a healthy, although slow growth.
 Min Temperature: They are frost hardy to -4° (-10°) C
Propagation Methods:  By seeds, remembering that  seedlings dislike strong light and dry conditions  and need to be repotted frequently. Eventually, as they become mature, they attain a maximum size of 8-10 cm (20) cm. However, old plants become senile and have a tendency to succumb to disease and a weak root system. At this stage, as is well known, they die suddenly. So, after they reach 10 cm in diameter grow them slowly, and adopt a new repotting period, using intervals of every 2 - 3 years. Additionally grow them under drier conditions or with stronger sunlight. But plants are often grafted to accelerate growth as they would generally take at least a five years to reach maturity on their own, but the grafted plants are typical rather tall growing, compared with plants on their own roots that are usually more flat to the ground.

Astrophytum ornatum

Scientific name:  Astrophytum ornatum (DC.) Weber; In: Britt & Rose, Cactaceae 3: 185. 1922

Origin: Astrophytum ornatum is the southern genus of Astrophytum. The habitats are at Hidalgo, Queretaro and Guanajuato in Mexico.

Conservation status: Listed in CITES appendix 2.

Habitat: Grows in wild canyons and limestone cliffs sometime on near vertical rock-faces.

Common English Names include: Star cactus , also known as Monk's Hood

 

The Astrophytum ornatum is the largest and easiest to grow and also the fastest of the Astrophytums. Spherical when young to columnar when mature, some specimen develop nice twists with age.
Ribs have characteristic cross bands of wooly scales.

 Synonyms: Echinocactus ornatus De Candolle
In: Mém. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris 17:114 1928; Echinocactus mirbelii Lemaire
In: Cact. Aliq. Nov. 22. 1838; Echinocactus holopterus Miquel
In: Linnaea 12:2. 1838; Echinocactus tortus Scheidweiler
In: Bull. Acac. Sci. Brux. 5:493. 1838; Echinofossulocactus mirbelii Lawrence in Loudon In: Gard. Mag. 17:318. 1841; Echinocctus ghiesbrechtii Salm-dick
In: Allg. Gartenz.18:395. 1850; Echinopsis haageana Linke
In: Wochenschr. Gartn. Chron. 1873:983. 1873; Echinocactus haageanus Rümpler In Förster In: Handb. Cact. ed. 2 469. 1885.; Echinocactus ornatus glabrescens Shumann In: Gesamtb. Kakteen 324. 1898A

Description: A. ornatum is a shortly columnar cactus appearing star-shaped from above, with white cross bands of wooly scales. It appears to be a very variable species especially for the density and distribution of white scales. It is the largest and easiest to grow and also the fastest of the Astrophytums. It is also generally more heavily spined than other Astrophytums.

Stem: The stem is solitary, globose when young , cylindric with age, 30 to 120 cm (or more) high, 15-30 cm across, greyish-green to dark-green with more or less dense white or yellow wooly flakes in bands forming an ornate pattern.
Ribs: It has 5 to 10 (generally 8) straight or frequently spiralling, rather prominent, strongly compressed, more or less sinuate and crenate .
Areoles: 1 to 5 cm apart, at first yellowish-white felted, later grabrescent.
Radial spines: 5-11 stout, 2-4 cm long usually straight, subulated or ± laterally compressed, amber yellow, later brown and finally grey
Central spine. usually 1 rather larger.
Flowers: At apex, large, lemon-yelllow 7-12 cm broad, inner perianth segments broadly oblong, with a broad, more or less serrated apex, tube short woolly, scale on ovary, dark and very narrow.
The Astrophytum ornatum blooms in summer. The flowers (6-8 cm wide) are pale yellow with bright silken sheen and scented.

Coltivation: This cactus is pretty cold hardy and can survive to -10° C (if kept dry).  It needs to be at least 15 cm tall to bloom . This might take no less than seven years or more depending on the length of the growing period in the local climatic conditions. In the rest period no high atmospheric humidity!! Sun Exposure: Light shade to full sun.

Propagation: They can be propagated easily from seed.

Austrocylindropuntia vestita         

Common name(s): include: "Cotton Coral Cactus", "Cotton Pole", "Old Man Opuntia"

Etymology: The species name "vestita" refers to the plants' vestments, its clothing of white hairs that turns into dens colonies what appears to be patches of snow remembering the high mountain peaks that surround - on all sides - the habitat of this plant

Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA: 10-11

 Description: Austrocylindropuntia vestita It forms slim columns densely cloaked with thin long white hairs. Every one has it, grows and flowers well. It is usually a slender columnar white and very furry cactus from high altitude. The standard plants form branch both basally and near the top of the stems. Stem: Cylindrical 2-3 cm in diameter covered densely with long white hairs. The stems can eventually grow to almost 60 cm tall. Sun Exposure: Full sun. Min Temperature: 50 ° F (10 ° C). Frost Tolerance: Light frost only 

Mammillaria nejapensis

Common Name(s): Silver Arrows.

It forms globular stems with silvery white spines with black tips up to 2" in length, and dense wool at the areoles. After a year the head of plant divided, than every heads divided again. Do you imagine how unusual will be this cactus?

Mammillaria nejapensis is very variable, especially for the length of the spines, and at the beginning there were two recognized varieties: var. brevispina and var. longispina, with respectively short and long spines, but they are merely local or individual variations. This species branches basally or more frequently forms large colonies by dichotomous division.

Description: This is one of the Mammillaria commonly called "Owl Eye Cactus", known for dichotomous branching (forking or dividing into two parts). Although dichotomous branching is not a common occurrence in cacti in general, it happens for some reason in this particular subspecies.  What is interesting about this cactus is that it began as a single head, and it has now divided twice, forming what will be four separate branches. When the division process started, it was obvious that four heads would appear, but I don’t think the one head divided quadruple. Most probably, one head became two, and then those two immediately divided.
The Mammillaria nejapensis forms globular stems with silvery white spines up to 2" in length, and dense wool at the areoles. Plant becomes slightly columnar to 6" in height. Each single stem begins to divide to form two stems to form large clusters.
Stem: Globose to short cylindrical, somewhat wider in the upper part, blue-green to dark green, to 15 cm high and 5 - 7.5 in diameter, with latex.  A cream coloured 'snowy' tomentum is present on the top of the plant.
Tubercles: Tubercles firm, pyramidal with the lacteal juice, arranged spirally with 13-21 parastichys 

Opuntia basilaris

Description: The Beaver-tail Cactus is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. Beware that the glochids (these little barbed bristles organized in clusters) can penetrate the skin.
In the wild, its principal range is limited to the Mojave-Colorado desert.
Succulent to 2 feet tall (60 cm), 4 feet spread (1.2 m); blue or slightly purplish

Flowers: The beaver tail cactus has 2.6-3 inches wide (6-7 cm), fuschia colored flowers in March-April. The spineless fruit is dry when ripe. The seeds are 0.24 to 0.4 inch in diameter (6-10 mm) 
Fruits: The fruits can be cooked, as well as the pads. 

Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA: 7-10

Sun Exposure: Full sun
Water Needs: little or no water once established, in its natural distribution area, it receives mostly winter rains.

Min Temperature: Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 0°F (-18°C)
Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill   

Opuntia brachyclada

Common Name(s): Beavertail Cactus

Opuntia brachyclada is a synonim of Opuntia basilaris. It has green pads
It is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. The plant can withstand temperature -15º C ( 5° F).

Opuntia ellisiana Prickly Pear Cactus


 It can withstand at  - 15ºC. It grow very fast. For example, on the picture above the plant was outgrown from one segment during 5 months.  It can be used on borders to make fences. Plant them along border with spaces 1.5 meter. It take a year to get a fence.

We have rooted segments of Opuntia ellisiana for $3.50, and not-rooted for $1,50.


 5 years old seedligs for sale

 

Because of their exceptional flowers, many Echinopsis species are found in garden centers and collections world-wide.

They are remarkable for the great size, length of tube, and beauty of their flowers, which, borne upon generally small and dumpy stems, appear much larger and more attractive than would be expected

I have limited amount for sale The price of each is $9.00

 
Echinocactus grusonii Ø12 cm. (4.75 inch) $6.00

Seedling 5 years old              Offer expires 03/31/2013.  Regular price $8.00

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 Echinoactus grusonii Ø11 cm. (4.25 inch) $4.50

Seedling 5 years old           Offer expires 03/31/2013.  Regular price $7.00

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 Echinoactus grusonii Ø7 cm. (2.75 inch) $3.00

Seedling 5 years old         Offer expires 03/31/2013.  Regular price $5.00

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 Ferocatus latispinus Ø3 cm $2.50

 

 

Globular cactus. F.latispinus is fairly popular in cultivation because it blooms very early, many young plants will bloom when they reach 4 inches in diameter (10 cm).

This F. latispinus is 3 cm in diameter, as you can see on the picture Seedling 3year old

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 Astrophytum capricorne Ø7 cm $16.00

 

 

Common name(s): Goat's Horns Cactus The Goat's Horn (capricorne) is named for the characteristic shape of its long, curled  spines. Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA Zone 9-11

Flowers: Sweet smelling 7.5 cm wide, yellow with a red center.

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Astrophytum capricorne Ø6 cm $15.00
New  price $10.00
Offer expires 10/31/2012. 


Common name(s): Goat's Horns Cactus The Goat's Horn (capricorne) is named for the characteristic shape of its long, curled  spines. Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA Zone 9-11

Flowers: Sweet smelling 7.5 cm wide, yellow with a red center.


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 Astrophytum ornatum 6 cm

3 years old seedlings $8.00

Astrophytum myriostigma (common names: Bishop's Cap Cactus, Bishop's Hat or Bishop's Miter Cactus) is a species of cactus native to the highlands of northeastern and central Mexico.

3 years old seedlings for sale. The seedlings 5cm are blooming $6.00

Common English Names: Star cactus , also known as Monk's Hood, ornamented bishop's cap

The Astrophytum ornatum is the largest and easiest to grow and also the fastest of the Astrophytums. Spherical when young to columnar when mature, some specimen develop nice twists with age.
Ribs have characteristic cross bands of wooly scales.

Adult plants exceed 1m in height to 25 cm in diameter. 


Astrophytum myriostigma
The name Astrophytum comes from the Greek word for star plant. These beautiful plants are globe shaped and are speckled with white scales and flecks. As it ages, the plant becomes columnar.
 
 Conservation status: Listed in CITES appendix 2

Cultivation: Although regarded as a choice and difficult plant in cultivation it is relatively easy to grow. It is sometime seen as a grafted plant but grows very well on its own roots too. Use mineral well permeable substratum with little organic matter (peat, humus). The Astrophytum myriostigma grows much faster with a low nitrogen content fertilizer in spring and summer. Water sparingly from March till October, the thin, fibrous roots suffer if there is humidity, therefore the plant should be watered only when the surrounding terrain is dry. Keep dry as soon as the temperature starts dropping in October and keep it perfectly dry in winter at temperatures from 5 to 15 degrees centigrade. (but it is Hardy to -7°C for short periods) Although it is one of the easier Astrophytum to grow, they tend to rot at that time of the year, if kept wet. In the rest period no high atmospheric humidity!! Sun Exposure: Light shade to full sun, its colour tends to richer and darker when grown in light shade.

This quite variable plant has been widely grown for years and is now available in several cultivated variety and several breeds do exist. The famouse “Onzuka” is only one of these and though maybe the most beautiful, but a lot of other forms are represented in many collections.

 Ferocactus rectispinus Ø4 cm $3.00

 

 Description: this magnificent plant has some of the longest straightest spines of the Ferocacti. Central (S): 1, very long ( 9-25 cm long × 2.5-4 mm. in cross section ). New spines are bright red

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Austrocylindropuntia vestita

$ 3.00 USD

Shrubby cactus; stems not segmented, up to 20 inches long, 1.2 inches

in diameter (3 cm); persistent leaves, up to 1.2 inches long (3 cm);

hairy areoles with thin long white hairs. Beautiful bright red flowers


 

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Gymnocalycium saglionis Giant Chin Cactus 5 cm in diameter $3.70 Regular price 5.30

Offer expires 03/01/2013. 

 

 This is by far the biggest among the Gymnocalyciums, can grow to 90 cm tall!Solitary barrel cactus, up to 12 inches
 in diameter (30 cm), slowly up to 3 feet tall (90 cm).
This is the giant among the Chin Cactus. Its size makes it an asset for landscaping in area with a moderate climate.

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Opuntia basilaris Rooted pads

$ 5.00 USD New price $4.20

Offer expires 03/31/2013. 

 

Common Name(s): Beavertail Cactus

The Beaver-tail Cactus is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. Beware that the glochids (these little barbed bristles organized in clusters) can penetrate the skin.

Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill

 

 

 

 

 

 

Opuntia brachyclada Rooted pads

$ 3.50 USD


Opuntia brachyclada is a synonim of Opuntia basilaris. It has green pads
It is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. The plant can withstand temperature -15º C ( 5° F).

Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill   

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Opuntia ellisiana not-rooted segment

 

 

 

$ 1.50 USD


It is very easy to root it. Just put the segment in soil at 1/3 and wet the soil. In 4-5 weeks it get roots. You find new growth on it.

 

Opuntia brachyclada Rooted pads

$ 3.50 USD


Opuntia brachyclada is a synonim of Opuntia basilaris. It has green pads
It is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. The plant can withstand temperature -15º C ( 5° F).

Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill   

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Opuntia brachyclada not-rooted pads

$ 2.00 USD


Opuntia brachyclada is a synonim of Opuntia basilaris. It has green pads
It is a smaller prickly pear cactus, and it will often start blooming when it has only two pads. The plant can withstand temperature -15º C ( 5° F). Opuntia segments can be planted without roots directly in soil in the depth of 1/3 of the size of the segment. You can use a regular potting soil. Make soil a little wet and after 4 - 6 weeks you'll see new grows.

Very good for landscaping as well as for windowsill   

 


 

Opuntia ellisiana rooted segment

Opuntia ellisiana rooted segment

$ 3.50 USD


It is very fast growing plant. It can withstand at -15ºC It can be used on borders to make fences.


 Uebelmannia pectinifera 4 cm $15.00

 

 It is one of the most beautiful cactus species having a dark green, firm, almost lizard-skin textured 'skin', nice angularity to it's overall spherical shape and linear arrays of not-too-viscious black spines down it's sides on a white fluffy background. It's a striking cactus and most people seem to notice it before all others in the garden.

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