It is an interesting crested form easily identified just by its small size, brown soft stems covered with white, downy areoles and minute spines. It is the smallest of the Copiapoa's and a very …

Copiapoa hypogaea (Ritter): A rare cactus with a distinctive form and coloration. This unusual species grows low to the ground and has a copper to olive green stem. 10-14 ribs of low, …

Description: This is the nice crested form of Copipoa humilis with olive-green, or somewhat grey-green, or rarely red-brown stems that forms nice brain-shaped mounds. The apical line …

It is one of the more fascinating crested Copiapoa sought after by cactus impassioned. This cultivar is stable and remain crested. The standard species is a geophytic cactus arising from …

Copiapoa humilis cristata ... Cultivation: Easy to grow, need full sun but should be protected from excessive heat and sun in summer. Require light watering and good drainage. Keep warm and …

The Copiapoa tenuissima is a single headed or slowly clumping, usually at or slightly below soil level. Up to 5 cm in diameter, flattened to spherical, dull-green, dark olive green, to almost …

The Copiapoa: key features . The genre Copiapoa consists of globular cactus that, stretching with growth, assumes tubular shape. With time, also, the new stems grow next to each other …

2024年5月24日 · Copiapoa tenuissima, commonly known as the Feather Cactus, is a striking succulent native to the coastal deserts of Chile. With its cylindrical stems covered in white …

Copiapoa is a genus of cacti from the dry coastal deserts, particularly the Atacama Desert of northern Chile. It comprises 32 morphologically defined species and 5 heterotypic subspecies. …

Copiapoa atacamensis (Middleditch): A purple to gray-green cactus with black to tan spines. It can be solitary or clustering and grows up to 4.7" wide. The dark coloration contrasts well with …