Escobaria missouriensis SEEDS

Escobaria missouriensis stands out as a charming small globular cactus native to Missouri. This compact cactus features a dense array of spines that resemble a pincushion, giving it a unique texture and silhouette. People often call it the Missouri Foxtail Cactus due to its bushy appearance and fine, hair-like spines. It thrives in arid conditions, highlighting its status as a drought-tolerant Escobaria.

The Escobaria missouriensis captivates with its attractive flowers. They bloom in spring, displaying beautiful shades of pink to white. The North American cactus is popular among collectors and garden enthusiasts alike. Its tough, round form helps it survive dry climates and poor soil. Missouri native cactus lovers appreciate its resilience and subtle charm, which suits rock gardens and xeriscaping.

• Small, rounded body covered with dense, fine spines
• Produces delicate pink to white flowers in spring
• Adapted to dry, rocky habitats typical of Missouri
• Drought-tolerant and low-maintenance succulent
• Ideal for decorative use in xeriscape gardens

This Missouri pincushion cactus brings character to any space. It holds a special place among drought-tolerant Escobaria species. Its compact shape and subtle flower colors provide an understated beauty. For those seeking a resilient, North American cactus with regional significance, Escobaria missouriensis fits perfectly. It combines survival skills with appealing looks, making it a true gem among native cacti.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.