Echinopsis pentlandii ZADEN

Echinopsis pentlandii is a striking cactus species native to the high altitudes of the Andes. People often call it the Bolivian hedgehog cactus due to its spiny appearance and regional origin. This cactus features dense clusters of stout, cylindrical stems covered with sharp spines that protect it from herbivores. It produces large, fragrant white flowers that bloom at night, creating a stunning display against its rugged form.

The Echinopsis pentlandii cactus thrives in rocky, arid environments, which shape its hardy and resilient nature. Known as the South American cacti group, this species adds exotic charm to any collection. Gardeners appreciate the Andean cactus for its tolerance to harsh sunlight and minimal water needs. The flowers attract pollinators and offer a dramatic contrast to its spiny body.

• Stout cylindrical stems form dense clusters.
• Sharp spines provide natural defense.
• Large, fragrant white flowers bloom at night.
• Thrives in rocky and dry environments.
• Exemplifies resilience among South American cacti.

The Echinopsis pentlandii variety remains a favorite for collectors seeking unique and robust plants. Its distinct look complements desert or rock gardens beautifully. Also called the Pentland's hedgehog cactus, this plant showcases the diverse adaptations of Bolivian cactus species. Its ornamental appeal and botanical interest make it a valuable addition to specialized collections worldwide.

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