Neobuxbaumia tetetzo FRØ

The Neobuxbaumia tetetzo is a striking columnar cactus native to arid regions, widely admired for its tall, sturdy structure. This Mexican giant cactus stands out with its impressive height and robust appearance. People often call it the Potosi cactus, reflecting its origin and significance in desert landscapes.

The Neobuxbaumia tetetzo features a ribbed surface with prominent spines that protect it from herbivores. It thrives in dry climates, where its thick stem stores water efficiently. Its flowers bloom at the top, attracting local pollinators and adding ornamental value. Gardeners value it for its unique silhouette and resilience.

• Grows up to several meters tall with a straight columnar shape
• Has thick, waxy skin to reduce water loss in desert conditions
• Produces large, night-blooming flowers that attract bats and moths
• Displays sharp spines for natural protection against animals
• Endemic to Mexico, showcasing native desert flora beauty

In addition to its desert adaptation, the Neobuxbaumia genus includes this tetetzo species known for its ecological importance. This endemic to Mexico cactus plays a vital role in supporting local wildlife. Its impressive size and distinctive features make it a remarkable specimen for collectors and desert plant enthusiasts.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.