(Syn.: Pelecyphora pseudopectinata f. inermis) A dwarf, spineless cultivar with a globular shape and slow growth. The complete absence of spines and the symmetrical, small axe-shaped tubercles make it unique. Highly sought by collectors for its elegance and botanical rarity.

Three-year-old seedlings, very difficult to find ungrafted.
Rarely available. Through cross-pollination, the plants can produce seeds, allowing propagation attempts while preserving the true nature of the cultivar.