Blossfeldia mizqueana is among the smallest cacti in the world, featuring a flattened, coin-like body. It originates from rocky fissures on cliff faces at high elevations in Bolivia’s Mizque Province. Its life cycle resembles that of lichens: it remains dormant for years, appearing completely dehydrated, then revives, grows, and multiplies when water becomes available again.

1,2-1,6 mm. OWN ROOTS. Seed grown, flowering size. VERY RARE!!!