Ariocarpus retusus cv PECTINATUS ZADEN

The Ariocarpus retusus is a remarkable desert cactus species admired for its unique shape and slow growth. Native to Mexico, this cactus features a distinct, flattened rosette form with tubercles that look like leaves. Gardeners call it Retuse Ariocarpus due to its characteristic blunt, rounded leaf tips. Its tough texture and gray-green color add an unusual charm to any collection.

Ariocarpus retusus cv pectinatus is a prized variant valued for its finer, comb-like tubercles that give a textured appearance. This slow-growing Ariocarpus demands patience but rewards with a dense, star-shaped pattern on its surface. In addition, this Mexican Ariocarpus stands out with subtle pinkish flowers appearing in autumn, which contrast beautifully with its muted body color. The plant’s compact form suits small spaces and rock gardens.

• Produces star-shaped tubercles with comb-like edges
• Develops soft pink flowers in fall months
• Exhibits a low, compact rosette structure
• Displays a gray-green color typical of desert cacti
• Thrives as an ornamental for desert-themed landscapes

Collectors often seek Ariocarpus retusus cv pectinatus for its rare aesthetics and manageable size. This Mexican Ariocarpus adds elegance to cactus gardens and blends well with other desert cactus species. Its slow growth allows for careful shaping, making it a fascinating subject for enthusiasts looking to diversify their collections.

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