Copiapoa marginata 3 HEADS T56

Copiapoa marginata is a striking cactus native to the coastal deserts of Chile. This species typically forms clumps of multiple heads, often reaching three or more. Each head is globular to slightly elongated, with a green to bluish-green color and a waxy coating that helps reduce water loss. The ribs are well-defined, and the areoles bear stout, black spines. Yellow, funnel-shaped flowers emerge from the apex of the heads during the growing season, followed by small, fleshy fruits. Copiapoa marginata is adapted to arid conditions and thrives in rocky, well-drained soils.