Echinopsis hybrid

Flowers are star-like, reaching up to 14 cm in diameter, with ruffled lavender-pink petals featuring a darker central vein. The throat and staminal filaments are white, and the stigma is light green. The blooms are fragrant, and the stems readily pup.

The name 'Candlelight' refers to the mature flower bud that resembles the flame of a candle.

Echinopsis with large petals fading from pink to lilac and faint orange veining. The wide corolla highlights an olive-green throat and a ring of pale stamens. Elegant, luminous, and profusely flowering.

Striking hybrid with 11 cm flowers: deep red-purple inner petals with orange midribs, soft reddish-pink outer petals with pale tawny tips, and deep scarlet filaments—boldly contrasting.

Showy, large blooms displaying a blend of mauve, pink, and orangish tones.

A breathtaking bloom! Milky white petals fading to delicate lavender, each flower uniquely charming - some with elegantly curled edges forming dreamy swirls, others with perfectly straight margins.

The plant produces variable blossoms every season, always stunning: shades shift from red to purple, framed by delicate yellow or cream edging for a vibrant, eye-catching display.

The parents of this beautiful hybrid are Lobivia hybrid DESSAU and Trichocereus purpureopilosus. The breeder is Hartmut Kellner. It has a gorgeous contrast of purple and white, similar to its ancestor DESSAU. It is a sister plant of the well known ALTENA

Great hybrid with beautiful flowers from the same breeding line as "Sunny"!

Large flower densely packed with deeply ruffled, wavy petals. Shades blend from intense golden yellow to pink-tinged cream toward the edges, creating a fiery, dynamic effect. A dramatic, unmistakable, and highly ornamental bloom.

Flower up to 12 cm wide. Inner petals bright magenta and deep vermilion, with pale magenta edges; outer petals dark red. Throat marked by a yellowish ring. Filaments dark red. Inspired by Pele, Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes, lava, and flame.

Blooms are dark scarlet about 10 to 11cm across with a subtle spicy fragrance. This plant is one of the most popular and appreciated Echinopsis cultivars by cacti enthusiast and hybridiser Bob Schick.

11 cm blooms with pink-red inner petals (orange/purple hints) and longer yellow outers, mimicking a solar eclipse. Golden throat and ringed stamens perfect this celestial display.

This flower dazzles with vivid hues: rich violet margins, a bold carmine-red central band blending into warm salmon-orange at the center. The white throat and purple stamens add elegant contrast.

Elegant flower with peanut-colored heart with delicate pink petal tips. Hybridizer: Paolo Panarotto.

Large, showy flower in intense magenta-pink, with numerous pointed petals that lighten toward the tips. The throat is warmer and brighter, creating strong contrast with the lighter outer petals.

Peculiar and rare variety with brown-purple epidermis, the intensity of the colors increases with exposure to sunlight and in winter with cooler temperatures. Pink-purple flowers.

Ultra-rare crested form of the renowned Echinopsis “Madame Pele”. Bicolored petals in deep vermilion, with electric magenta edges. Only a handful exist—an extraordinary find for serious collectors. Passa al vecchio editor

A striking globe-shaped cactus from northern Argentina, bearing spectacular funnel-shaped flowers in shades of purple to carmine red, often with yellowish tones in the throat. It produces distinctive yellow fruits.

Larger than other Epithelantha, freely clustering; over time it develops a dark grey to black central spine projecting slightly forward. Relatively large pink flowers are followed by purple berries nestled in the apical wool.

Tiny ellipsoidal body entirely covered in minute, opaque white spines, except for the apical ones tipped in dark. Small pale pink flowers bloom from the top amidst white wool.

Rounded stems with a white-woolly, depressed apex; numerous densely packed, sharp, wavy ribs. Radial spines bristle-like, silky, and near-transparent (whitish-cream); three amber to brownish centrals, the middle one flattened.

Refined Japanese “ink blot / reticulata brown” cultivar with a beige-mustard epidermis and a window featuring broad, dark coffee-colored reticulation. Its wide, compact, and regular dendritic patterns evoke a map-like design.