Copiapoa goldii JKF18

Copiapoa goldii is a rare cactus species native to the coastal areas of northern Chile. It features solitary or slightly clumping globular stems that are greyish-green, each about 6-10 cm in diameter. The cactus has 10-20 ribs adorned with white woolly areoles, each bearing short, stout, black spines. In the summer, it produces small, pale yellow flowers that bloom near the apex. This cactus is adapted to arid environments, thriving in well-draining soil and requiring minimal water. Copiapoa goldii is prized for its striking appearance and is a coveted addition to cactus collections.