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Fresh new species, long centrals. Flower creamy-white with bright pink throat.
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Light green segments, with almost bare areoles or with a few thin spines. Some branches irregularly crested. It is a robust plant, easy to grow that forms large tufts in a short time.
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Golden yellow form. Single head Ø 1-2 cm. Limited availability. Stunning! Grafted.
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A remarkable hybrid of Astrophytum caput-medusae and A. myriostigma, featuring shorter and chunkier tubercles than A. caput-medusae. Exceptionally rare, with extremely limited availability. Grafted specimen.
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Thin, elongated tubercles, mottled with yellow and green, which take on a lovely pinkish-red hue in winter. Grafted plants, very beautiful.
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Very attractive dark bluish body. It obtained its name “multiflorum” (Many flowered) for its showy displays of white flowers. Spines 7 to 10, all radial, somewhat flattened, stout, yellowish or whitish the longest one 3 cm long.
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Beautiful Japanese cultivar with characteristic cloud-like white patches on the plant's body. Rare.
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Extraordinary clone completely covered in white fur. Very few specimens available. Rare.
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Extraordinary hybrids result of complex crossbreeding between diverse Astrophytum (e.g., asterias, capricorne, myriostigma) and mutant forms like Superkabuto, Onzuka, or Fukuryu. Each specimen showcasing unpredictable combinations of patterns and shapes.
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Very nice clustering stems with straight ribs and orange-red flowers.
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Very different and easily distinguishable from other gymnocalicyum species. The new stems are light yellow-green, later grayish. Spines straight, yellow, thin, stiff, but elastic. Flowers white or light pink.
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Sulcorebutia radekii spec. nova LH1523 North of Ayapampa, North-West of Mizque, GPS 17°44.19'S; 65°37.48'W, Cochabamba, Bolivia, 3609m (Syn: Sulcorebutia steinbachii radkae n. prov.)
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Cute hybrid with pink-purple flowers.
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As the name suggests, it is a robust cactus species characterized by thick ribs and raised tubercles with 5-7 rigid spines, one of them pointing downwards. Flowers white with a pink throat.
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Reddish spines.
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Clumping Echinocereus, forming low bushes with slender erect stem. It is generally uncommon in collections, but easy to grow and ready flowering. Large pink flowers in spring.
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Body fresh green, branching. Spines, golden yellow to pale or dark amber. Flower golden yellow, shiny.
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Atypical variety that grows in a branching pattern, sprouting new shoots from the areoles and forming small clusters over time.
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Very nice!
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Winter hardy. This is one of the most hardy cacti, it survives outdoors even in Northern Europe, and without any protection. Clustering from the base.
Syn: Escobaria missouriensis v. similis
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Coryphantha poselgeriana is a heavily armored, imposing species reminiscent of Echinocactus horizonthalonius. Seldom available in cultivation, it boasts a wild beauty and majestic presence. A true gem for collectors.
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Grows together with Mammillaria denudata and Thelocactus bicolor v. tricolor.
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Among standard seedlings, variegated plants with yellow patches on the epidermis may occasionally appear. Selected variegates are sold in limited quantities, with no guarantee of future availability.
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Variegated seedlings with green body streaked with yellow or orange. Each plant is different and unique.
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Plants of the mountain population. Seedlings collected in habitat.
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The white dots are very dense and merge to form an almost continuous white covering. Only few available.
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This is the crested form of G. mandragora. Very few available, a real collector's item. GRAFTED.
Syn: Turbinicarpus mandragora f. cristata.
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Short pectinated spines, very cute form. Rare.
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Peculiar and rare variety with brown-purple epidermis, the intensity of the colors increases with exposure to sunlight and in winter with cooler temperatures. Pink-purple flowers.
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Large-growing columnar cactus with distinctive yellowish spines covering its ribbed surface. It produces tall, upright stems that can reach impressive heights. The spine coloration becomes more intense when exposed to direct sunlight.
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Clustering, brownish spines, long hairy flower tube, orange petals, nice!
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Flat and fat plants with with strong curved spination and olive-green to chocolate-brown body. Pretty short pinkish flowers! Beautiful!!!
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Stem branching vigorously from the base, forming large clumps or cushions. In habitat, the bodies are much compact and very spiny. Flowers at the apex, long lasting, yellow with a subtle red mid-stripe or occasionally pinkish.
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Green, pinkish grey to a deep purple body.
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Sulphur yellow spines.Sulphur yellow spines.
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Gymnocalycium schickendatzii v. delaetii, related to G. schickendantzii, has rounded, prominent tubercles. Globose body, blue-green or gray-green. 6-7 curved spines, grayish-yellow with red tips, fading with age. A distinctive species.
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The "minima" version is a thinner and lighter variant compared to the standard forma cristata, with smaller dimensions and a sleek design that makes it instantly recognizable. Only a few pieces are available. Rare
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Brown, tubercled body with a deep taproot. Over time, it becomes almost spineless, appearing smooth. In spring, it blooms with yellowish flower, contrasting with its dark body.
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Fukuryu is a Japanese cultivar known for displaying irregular "ribs/warts" between the main ribs. Variegated plants feature sectors, patches, or stripes with two or more colors. Specimens with variegated bodies are highly prized, making each plant unique
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Rare, grass green, yellow soft spines, red and purple flowers.
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Type A: This is the most common form with small, partially developed extra ribs. Typically, these small additional ribs do not reach the apex of the plant, lack areoles, and develop on the lateral side, situated between two adjacent true ribs.
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Plant with sharp green/bluish ribs sometimes tinged with purple without white flakes. Spines golden yellow or amber, long and pointing in all directions, often so densely nest wrapped that the body is barely visible and looks like a bundle of dry grass.
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Cute! Flowers with shades ranging from pink to purple, with pectinate spines in a delicate pink-beige color. Each plant, in spring, produces 1 to 5 buds, offering a spectacular and distinctive bloom.
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Long flower tube, pretty reddish-orange flowers. Older plants grow basally branching, needle-like spines.
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Flattened stem divided into rounded to rhomboidal tubercles. Radial spines 1 to 3, decreasing in number with age. White flowers with carmine-pink throat at the apex. Bluish fruit.
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A very spiny, clump-forming species with robust stems and numerous needle-like spines; The central spines are longer and sharper, dull white to brownish with darker tips. Flowers with long spiny tubes and red-orange petals.
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Among normal seedlings, variegated plants with yellow patches on the epidermis sometimes emerge. These are rare. Variegated specimens are chosen and sold in small numbers, with no guarantee of future availability.
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This is the "naked" form (with a green body lacking white spots) of the Japanese variety HAKU-JO, distinguished by areoles that create a felt-like line along the ribs, making it seems as though the areoles are connected to each other.
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Una varietà caratterizzata da spine bianche o bianco-crema. Le spine nuove possono presentare una tonalità rosa, che poi sfuma nel classico colore chiaro. Con il tempo, le piante diventano sempre più attraenti e bianche.
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White radial spines, brownish central spines, and white wool between the tubercles. Flowers are purplish and up to 12 mm long.
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Compact, flattened stem, either solitary or branching over time, covered in numerous small, tightly clustered tubercles. Radial spines are short and white, while central spines are brick red. Truly stunning!
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A dwarf variety featuring a stem that starts solitary but can branch over time. It has short, hooked spines in a rich brick-red hue. Truly stunning!
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The A. coahuilense × SUPERKABUTO hybrid is among the most elite. Among standard seedlings, variegated plants may occasionally develop, displaying yellow, white, or even pink patches on the epidermis. No guarantee of future availability.
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Rare and captivating variety that undergoes alternating growth phases, with the epidermis shifting between predominantly white and green tones, creating striking star-like designs over time. Grafted. Seldom available.
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This ground-hugging geophytic cactus features solitary dark green stems subtly patterned with pink, purple or orange. Remarkable individual variability ensures no two plants are alike, creating lovely collector's items.
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Young Melocactus seedlings with yellow, white, or pink variegation. Each plant is unique, with unpredictable patterns and colors. Exceptionally rare and visually striking, for succulent enthusiasts.
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