Gymnocactus

Dark olive-brown stem, very flat, growing at ground level. Short spines pressed against the body. Beautiful plant but very slow growing.

Gymnocactus beguinii is a small usually solitary, globose cactus with magenta funnel-shaped flowers. The anthers are dark chrome yellow. The style is creamy white.

Grows along with Astrophytum capricorne and Thelocactus rinconensis on the slopes of La Rinconada, a beautiful place between Monterrey and Saltillo, on the border of the states of Nuevo Leon and Coahuila.

A compact cactus with tight, pale creamy-white spination and contrasting darker central spines. Gymnocactus ysabelae blooms with soft pink flowers, enhancing its refined and natural aesthetic.

Solitary, spherical, narrowing at the collar. Strong tuberous roots. Two erect central spines, whitish with dark brown tips. Radial spines usually white. Flowers pale to dark magenta with darker midstripes.

Stunning spines: long, broad, and tough, with a rich brown color. A uniquely beautiful variety, chosen for its dramatic presence.

Diminutive globose cactus with depressed woolly apex and bundled swollen root. Interwoven radial spines - white with brown or black tips - create a lace-like armor. The stunning deep purple blooms with white centers crown this miniature treasure.