Copiapoa cinerea var. albispina GRAFTED

Copiapoa cinerea var. albispina is a striking xerophytic plant native to the arid regions of Chile. This variety stands out with its dense white spines that give it a distinctive silvery appearance, often called the Great White Copiapoa. The plant's spherical stems create an ornamental display, making it a prized specimen for collectors and enthusiasts of unique cacti.

The Copiapoa cinerea var. albispina features a compact growth habit, with thick, fleshy stems adapted to conserve water in harsh desert climates. Its dense white spines protect it from intense sunlight and reduce water loss. This grafted specimen enhances the natural beauty and vigor of the Copiapoa cinerea albispina, combining robustness with aesthetic appeal.

• Dense white spines create a silvery, frosted look
• Spherical stems form an attractive, compact shape
• Native to the dry, rocky deserts of northern Chile
• Adapted to survive in extreme xerophytic conditions
• Grafting improves growth and display quality

Collectors value the Grafted Copiapoa cinerea var. albispina for its rarity and ornamental traits. This Chilean cactus is a perfect choice for those seeking a resilient and visually captivating addition to their collection. Its unique morphology and desert origins make the Copiapoa albispina a fascinating plant to admire and showcase.