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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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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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Rare variety with a blue-glaucous stem and yellow variegated patches. Each specimen, grown from seed, is unique. Very few plants are available. Its beauty and uniqueness make it a gem for collectors.
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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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Seeds from chosen specimens with long and sturdy spines. Over time, it becomes even more striking, especially in sunlight. Plants of rare beauty.
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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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This columnar cactus has a blue-grey body, with few pronounced ribs and long spines when young, becoming spineless as it ages. Neoraimondia roseiflora captivates with its unique color, wide ribs, stately presence, and mysterious allure.
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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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Ancistrocactus tobuschii is a small cactus with a deep-seated growth habit, featuring hooked yellow spines and a robust taproot. Its flowers range from greenish-yellow to light yellow or creamy white, occasionally marked with reddish-brown central streaks
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These prized Astrophytum hybrids combine A. asterias "SUPER KABUTO"'s large white spots with A. coahuilense's fluffy, wool-like flecking. Their five symmetrical ribs showcase nature's perfect balance of rarity and geometric beauty.
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The classical Copiapoa armata (in Friedrich Ritter's sense) is instantly recognizable by its imposing spines - noticeably longer and stouter than other calderana varieties.
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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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Unique Japanese cultivar showing irregular secondary ribs interspersed between primary ones, all featuring long, fuzzy areoles with neatly arranged comb spines. While blooming is rare, the distinctive monstrous trait remains stable in seed-grown offspring
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Mammillaria perezdelarosae ssp. andersoniana – a mesmerizing miniature! Smaller and slower-growing than the standard species, with straight central spines (never hooked). Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful Mammillarias.
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Glaucous stem that develops thick gray pruinosity in full sun, similar to Copiapoa. Woolly apex with large circular areoles. Spines ranging from cream to red, growing sturdier and more vibrant with age. Highly distinctive and striking appearance.
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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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Unique Weingartia plants with striking yellow and white variegation, all seed-grown. No two are alike — each one a natural masterpiece.
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Seed-grown variegated specimens: Exceptionally rare and unique plants, each displaying unrepeatable color patterns. Their unpredictable nature makes every piece a collector’s treasure.
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Exceptional hybrids that blend the geometric elegance of A. ornatum, with angular ribbing, and the distinctive white-spotted pattern of the cv. ONZUKA. All enhanced by vibrant variegation, making each specimen one-of-a-kind. Unique pieces for collectors.
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Astrophytum hybrid OR-MY (A. ornatum × A. myriostigma), nude and variegated. Rare naturally branching specimens with smooth green skin and unique cream, yellow, or pink variegation. Highly collectible and sporadically available.
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Globular cactus solitary when young, forming impressive mounds with age. A perfect ring of magenta flowers with darker veins, crowning the plant like a living diadem in summer.
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Premium hybrids from controlled pollination (♂ A. senilis aureum × ♀ A. asterias), using nude parents. Sharp-ribbed, smooth green body with golden woolly areoles. Mature specimens develop increasingly larger, fluffier, and more colorful areoles.
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Extraordinary Echinofossulocactus (Stenocactus) with rare body variegation. These mutants occur sporadically in cultivation. Each specimen is hand-selected and sold separately. Limited availability, no restock guaranteed.
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Stunning hybrids between Discocactus horstii and D. diersianus, blending their most iconic traits: comb-like, downward-pointing spines (from horstii), but longer and tusk-shaped (like diersianus). Unique, vigorous plants with striking morphology.
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The crown jewel of Echinocereus: spineless stem with creamy-yellow streaks on green. Variegation appears randomly and sporadically in nature. Each specimen is hand-selected for its unique pattern. Occasionally available, with no restock guarantee.
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A striking Japanese cultivar with deep wine-red stems and recurring hot pink blooms from spring to fall. Easy to grow yet rare – a living jewel that makes every flowering cycle magical.
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Green globose stem with sturdy, hooked central spines (3-7 cm long) in light brown. Shorter, paler radial spines provide striking contrast.
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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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