Discocactus

Among the tiniest in its genus, this cactus reaches just 4–5 cm at maturity and stays that size. It grows in small clusters and produces a woolly cephalium with long, cream-white, delightfully fragrant flowers.

Obsidian-black disc body crowned by a cream cephalium. Tiny chocolate spines cling tightly downward like hummingbird talons. Each detail conspires in extraordinary harmony. On summer nights, transforms, erupting in sweetly-scented white blooms.