Ariocarpus confusus K32

Ariocarpus confusus is a small, slow-growing cactus native to the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico. This species is characterized by its rosette formation of triangular, tuberculate, grayish-green to brownish stems that blend with the rocky habitat. The cactus lacks spines but has woolly areoles at the center of the tubercles. During autumn, it produces stunning pink to magenta flowers, adding a splash of color to its arid environment. The thick, fleshy roots store water, aiding its survival in harsh, dry conditions. Ariocarpus confusus is often sought after by cactus enthusiasts for its unique appearance and vibrant blooms.