Aylostera decrescens KK1924 (Rio Caine) SEEDS

Aylostera decrescens KK1924 (Río Caine) seeds grow into the decreasing Aylostera from the Río Caine provenance — a small, clustering globose cactus from the Río Caine valley, Cochabamba department, Bolivia, collected under field reference KK1924 (Karel Knize collection). The epithet decrescens means 'decreasing' or 'diminishing' (from Latin). The Río Caine is a deeply incised canyon in Cochabamba known for excellent cactus diversity. Very cold-hardy. Now often placed in Rebutia. Family Cactaceae.

Full sun; very well-drained, rocky soils; drought-tolerant; very cold-hardy; Bolivian highland conditions.

• 'Decrescens' = decreasing; KK1924 = Karel Knize field collection; Río Caine canyon, Cochabamba; very cold-hardy
• Small clustering globose; orange-red flowers; Río Caine, Cochabamba; KK1924 Knize provenance; very cold-hardy
• Río Caine, Cochabamba, Bolivia — highland canyon biome; KK1924 Karel Knize provenance
• Genus Aylostera (syn. Rebutia): Family Cactaceae; Order Caryophyllales
• Full sun; well-drained rocky soils; drought-tolerant; very cold-hardy; Bolivian canyon; Family Cactaceae

Aylostera decrescens KK1924 (Río Caine) — wild provenance from Karel Knize's KK1924 collection from the biodiverse Río Caine canyon of Cochabamba.

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