Copiapoa affinis desertorum 3 HEADS

The Copiapoa affinis desertorum is a captivating cactus native to the coastal deserts of northern Chile. This species often features multiple heads, and in this case, it showcases three distinct heads. The stems are globular to slightly cylindrical and display a vibrant green to bluish-green hue. The ribs are well-defined with prominent tubercles. The spines are short, stout, and can range in color from yellow to brown, providing a striking contrast against the green stems. In summer, it produces small, funnel-shaped yellow flowers that emerge from the top of the stems, adding a vibrant splash of color to its rugged appearance.