Oreocereus celsianus FAT BODY

Oreocereus celsianus is a striking cactus native to the high Andes of Peru and Bolivia. People often call it the Old Man of the Andes due to its thick, white woolly covering that resembles hair. This Oreocereus celsianus cactus stands out for its robust, cylindrical stems, giving it a unique and appealing silhouette. Its woolly texture helps protect it from harsh mountain climates.

The Oreocereus celsianus FAT BODY variety shows an especially thick and rounded stem structure. This variety emphasizes the plant's plump, almost sculptural body, making it a fascinating specimen for collectors and enthusiasts. It combines the classic woolly look with a noticeably fuller form, enhancing its ornamental appeal.

• Thick white wool covers the stems like a soft blanket
• Fat body shape gives a bold, rounded appearance
• Native to high-altitude Andean regions in Peru
• Produces vibrant pink flowers along its ridges
• Distinctive spines peek through the woolly exterior

This Andean cactus variety is admired for its resilience and ornamental charm. The woolly cactus texture and fat body form make it a conversation piece in any collection. Its natural adaptation to cold mountain environments adds to its mystique and value among cactus enthusiasts worldwide.