This Cintia displays beautiful pastel coloring, with oval, legume-like tubercles in light olive blending into peach and amber tones near the base. The variegation is both striking and permanent.

When grafted, this cactus may occasionally be successfully detached from its stock and induced to root independently. If successful, it develops a more authentic, self-sustaining form, regaining the natural posture typical of the species. Success depends on optimal conditions and careful handling to avoid post-grafting stress.