Copiapoa humilis

Copiapoa humilis is a charming and compact cactus endemic to the arid regions of Chile. This species forms small, low-growing clusters with individual stems that are globular to cylindrical in shape. The dark green to brownish stems are adorned with prominent ribs and short, stout spines that are usually yellow to brown. During the summer, it produces small, yellow flowers that emerge from the apex of the stems, adding a vibrant touch to its otherwise muted appearance. Copiapoa humilis is well-suited for rock gardens, containers, and succulent collections, prized for its hardiness and unique form.