Echinocactus

The Echinocactus grusonii v. albispinus looks just like a regular golden barrel but the spines are all glassy-white instead of yellow.This is a very nice plant.

Blue-green stem blooming with frosty pruinosity in sunlight. Woolly crown boasting prominent areoles. Spines transitioning from cream to crimson, gaining strength and vibrancy yearly. A living color palette that matures magnificently!

Blue-grey stem featuring prominent wide areoles and woolly apex. Spines transition from cream to purple, gaining strength and vibrancy over time. A showstopping botanical wonder!

Echinocactus ingens is easily recognized by it's large size, being the largest of all barrel cacti. It is usually solitary and may grow up to 2,5 m tall and 1,5 m wide. In habitat it could live more than a hundred years.

Glaucous stem with large, circular, wool-covered areoles. Subulate radial spines arranged radially, pale with deep purple tips; as they mature, they grow stronger and more colorful. A stunning botanical wonder!

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.