Notocactus magnificus - (Vase 18 cm)

Descriptions Also known as Parodia Magnifica, it is a bluish-green geometric globular cactus with 10-12 regular and pronounced ribs which produces bright yellow flowers at the apex. It produces a slight depression on the crown, which can become distorted with age. It shines under a haze of pale yellow thorns. With age it generates stems at the base to form a large group. Native to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina.

Pedoclimatic needs

Grow in well-drained soil not too rich in organic matter. Sunny exposure. In winter it resists down to -4°/-5°C as long as it is kept dry. It can be grown in the ground in Mediterranean gardens, where temperatures do not fall below freezing. In colder climates it can be grown in pots, placed outdoors during spring and summer and sheltered during autumn and winter.

Botanical Information

Botanical Name: Notocactus magnificus sin Parodia magnifica

Family: Cactaceae