Size: Height 11 cm – Diameter 7 cm
SPECIAL PLANT

This adult specimen of Copiapoa schultziana CH31 West of Domeyko, Chile stands out with its compact form and well-defined structure. Its slightly cylindrical stems feature prominent ribs and a rough surface that highlights its robust, mature character, typical of cacti adapted to the arid regions of Chile.

Copiapoa schultziana CH31 is renowned for its ability to thrive under extreme conditions, thanks to its thick, protective tissue that guards against drought and intense heat. Its coloration, ranging from grayish-green to darker shades, gives it an ancient and enigmatic appearance, making it highly coveted by cactus collectors.

Fun fact:
This species not only epitomizes the desert landscapes of Chile but also develops unique forms over time, ensuring that every specimen remains one-of-a-kind.

Cultivation tips:
Use a highly draining, mineral-based substrate such as coarse sand, lava rock, or pumice. Water only when the substrate is completely dry and reduce watering during cold months. Ensure full sun exposure to maintain its compact form and vivid color. Avoid stagnant water and overly humid environments to keep the plant thriving.