Cactus

Eriosyce senilis, commonly known as the “Old Man Cactus,” is a striking species of cactus native to Chile, particularly found in the arid regions of the Atacama Desert. This small, globular cactus, typically reaching 10-15 cm in height, is renowned for its dense covering of long, white, hair-like spines that give it a fuzzy, aged appearance, hence its colloquial name.

Euphorbia lactea ‘Cristata’, also known as Coral Cactus, is a striking and unique succulent prized for its unusual, fan-shaped, crested growth. Its sculptural top, which resembles coral, is actually a mutation of Euphorbia lactea grafted onto a rootstock like Euphorbia neriifolia.

The Maramilaria cactus is a rare and unique species belonging to the Cactaceae family. Native to arid and semi-arid regions, this cactus is recognized for its compact, globular to cylindrical shape, often covered with dense spines that protect it from herbivores and extreme sunlight

The Maramilaria cactus, often referred to in botanical circles as Mammillaria, is a diverse genus of small, round to cylindrical cacti known for their unique spiral arrangements of tubercles (nipple-like projections) instead of traditional ribs.

The Old Man Cactus (Cephalocereus senilis) is a unique and striking cactus native to eastern Mexico. It is well-known for its long, white, hair-like spines that resemble an old man’s beard, which help protect it from the harsh sun and temperature extremes in its natural desert habitat.

The Red Gymnocalycium, also known as the Red Chin Cactus, is a striking and compact cactus known for its vivid red, globe-shaped body. Belonging to the Gymnocalycium genus, it thrives as a popular ornamental houseplant due to its low maintenance and unique appearance.