The species of the genus Echinocereus grow solitary or branching with prostrate to erect shoots that are spherical to cylindrical. The roots are fibrous or bulbous. The plants reach heights of growth between 1 and 60 centimeters. On the tips of the 4 to 26 ribs, which are mostly clear and only rarely resolved into humps, are the areoles, from which differently shaped spines can arise.

The small to large, funnel-shaped flowers arise at the top of an areole or break through the epidermis. They are usually brightly colored and open during the day. Their pericarp and floral tube are studded with thorns, bristles, and sometimes wool

Echinocereus spp

Notocactus scopa (Silver Ball Cactus) is cylinder-shaped cactus that is native to southern Brazil and Uruguay. It has soft, silvery-white, fir-like spines and produces a large, light yellow flower in summer. The silver ball cactus flowers open during the day and close at night.

Notocactus scopa is a lovely addition to your collection of plants especially if you have it displayed in a beautiful pot.

Silver Ball Cactus

Echinocereus rigidissimus rubrispinus (rainbow hedgehog cactus) is one of the prettiest hedgehogs you'll ever lay eyes on. Certainly the most pink. Beautiful deep rose flowers to 4" in diameter with white centers appear in late spring. The beauty of the spination is jaw-dropping. Echinocereus rigidissimus rubrispinus requires cactus soil with extra drainage as is provided by the addition of extra pumice or perlite. A beautiful and rare species well worth the careful culture required for a healthy specimen

Echinocereus rigidissimus

The large golden globes of echinocactus grusonii are often seen at Southwest visitor centers, botanical gardens, city parks and private dwellings. The plant is now endangered in the wild, found only in a few locations in Mexico, centered on Rio Moctezuma Valley. The cactus eventually reaches a diameter of 3 feet or more, with up to 35 ribs bearing the long, sharp golden spines, topped, on mature plants in summer, by rings of bright yellow flowers, and later brownish fruits. Old plants produce offsets around the base, eventually leading to large clusters containing dozens of individuals

Golden barrel

Coryphantha elephantidens is a perennial cactus belonging to the Cactaceae botanical family. The plant is solitary but over time can cluster at the base and can reach up to 15 cm in diameter and 20 cm in height. The stem is globose, apically depressed, glossy dark green in color, made of tubercles. The tubercles are prominent, large, rounded and densely woolly. The roots are fibrous, large and succulent. The 5-8 radial spines are yellowish with black tips, 1-2 cm long, radiating, appressed to the body, stout and needle-like. The central spines are absent.
Blooming occurs from the late summer to the early autumn and the blossoms are borne at the apex of the stem. The flowers are large, showy, up to 11 cm wide, sweet scented, funnel-shaped, pale pink to pale yellow with a yellow throat and yellow stamens. The fruits are big, long, greenish yellow and juicy containing brown seeds

Elephants Tooth

Mammillaria elongata is native to Mexico, where it thrives in the wild at an altitude of approximately 1300 to 2300 meters above sea level. If given the opportunity, it will grow to about 20 centimeters tall and can spread 30 centimeters wide. 
Cacti and succulents are often various shades of greed; however, this cactus has yellow and brown spines which makes it look sunkissed and golden. It blooms light yellow or pink flowers that look super exotic and very pleasing to the eye during the spring.

Ladyfinger Cactus

Aloe castilloniae is a highly sought after species for true aloe enthusiasts. If you’ve ever looked it up, particularly as a newbie to the hobby, the price tag even on small or young specimens might raise an eyebrow or two. They are a slow growing species from Madagascar, primarily found on porous calcareous sandstone cliffs. 

Their desireability and demand stems from how rare they have been due to being restricted to only a handful of populations in Madagascar. There are multiple forms, with a smooth-leaf form (no tubercules on the top or underside of the leaf) and a textured form being available. The textured form is far more common in part due to tissue culture making them more readily available. 

Aloe castilloniae

Gymnocalycium, also known as Chin cactus, is a small cactus that produces colorful flowers and is a genus of about 70 South American species of cactus. The genus name Gymnocalycium refers to the flower buds bearing no hair or spines.

Their main area of distribution is Argentina, part of Uruguay, Paraguay, southern Bolivia and part of Brazil. Most species are rather small varying from 4 to 15 centimetres in size. In cultivation they are popular for their easy flowering habits, and the flowers are generally brightly coloured. Where temperatures fall below 10 °C (50 °F) they must be cultivated under glass with heat

Gymnocalycium  

Gymnocalycium mihanovichii ‘Hibotan’ is a widely variable cultivar, consisting in a big group of mutant plants, characterized by many different colour patterns and shape. The “Hibotan” form is actually a hybrid, usually found grafted on more resistant forms such as Hylocereus sp. Some variegated forms of “Hibotan” may also be found grown on their own roots. It includes also Gymnocalycium mihanovichii f. prolifera variegated red.

Gymnocalycium mihanovichii 

Brasiliopuntia is a genus that contains only one species of flowering cacti known as B. Brasiliensis or, most commonly, the Brazilian Prickly Pear. These cacti belong to the Cactaceae family and can be found growing in Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, eastern Bolivia, and northern Argentina. They have become highly cultivated as ornamental houseplants and naturalized in Florida and other regions around the world.

Brazilian Prickly Pears look very similar to the well-known collection of Prickly Pear cacti from the Opuntia genus. Still, these beauties are quite different because they grow on tall trunks and form an alluring tree-like structure. They are mostly seen in desert gardens among other adapted-to-drought plants called xerophytes, including pineapple, other species of cacti, and some Gymnosperm plants.

Brazilian Prickly Pea

The native range of this species is from Bredasdorp to the Great Brak River in Western Cape, South Africa. It occurs in dry river valleys, on shale banks and outcrops in the shade of xerophytic shrubs, together with other succulent species.
Gasteria carinata is a stemless succulent with dark green leaves spotted with white domed, raised or immersed tubercles arranged in obscure transverse bands. It grows up to 7.2 inches (18 cm) tall, producing offsets from the base to form small clusters. Leaves are usually spirally arranged or rarely in two opposite vertical rows. They are triangular to triangular-lanceolate, with sharp points at the tips, channeled on their upper surface, up to 7.2 inches (18 cm) long and 2 inches (5 cm) wide. Juvenile and adult leaves always have a similar texture. Flowers are white to light pink with central green stripes and up to 1.6 inches (4 cm) long. They appear on spreading and slightly curved, up to 3 feet (90 cm) long racemose inflorescences in winter and spring.

Gasteria carinata

Aloe aculeata is an Aloe species that is native to the Limpopo valley and Mpumalanga in South Africa along with southern and central Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

It grows on rocky outcrops in grassland and dry bushveld and 'Aculeata' refers to the spines on the leaf's surface and the teeth on its margins

Aloe aculeata is a solitary rosette-forming succulent that can grow up to 70cm high in ideal conditions. In its natural habitat, it survives severe drought-like conditions.

Aloe aculeata

Echinopsis is a large genus of cacti native to South America, sometimes known as hedgehog cactus, sea-urchin cactus or Easter lily cactus. The 128 species range from large and treelike types to small globose cacti. The name derives from echinos hedgehog or sea urchin, and opsis appearance, a reference to these plants’ dense coverings of spines.



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