Eriosyce crispa v. huascensis

Eriosyce crispa v. huascensisEriosyce crispa var. huascensis Sometimes called Neochilenia vexata. A beautiful dark purple cactus with short spines. As the plant matures it may make some longer spines. Like most Eriosyce, this species forms a tap root . Flowers are reddish orange. Requires general cactus care, but be careful not to overwater as tap rooted species are more sensitive to rot. Will clump in time. Protect from frost, though it is said to be able to withstand light

even oranges are common

The color will change in relation to your conditions

Check the images closely to see the darker areas with chlorophyll

Cyphostemma cirrhosum  Family: Vitaceae

It produces flowers in spring and summer

Then we have this cute little guy who decided to be different and stay under 6 inches despite belonging to the group

In low light they are mostly green while in high light they are mostly brown

Last two images show more of the color range exhibited by this cultivar depending on growing conditions and time of year

Astrophytum asterias 'Fukuryu' The Japanese Sea Urchin cactus

especially when it is in its dormant phase after dropping its leaves

You will receive the plant shown in the last image or one similar

This is the smallest Aeonium species