Copiapoa varispinata WV20

The Copiapoa varispinata is a striking cactus species native to the coastal deserts of northern Chile. This plant features spherical to slightly elongated stems that are dark green to bluish-green in color, typically growing in dense clusters. The ribs are well-defined, with prominent tubercles. The spines are variable, ranging from short and dark to long and white, adding to its distinctive appearance. In summer, it produces small, funnel-shaped yellow flowers that emerge from the top of the stems, providing a vibrant contrast against the plant’s muted tones.