Eriosyce napina f. glabrescens

Eriosyce napina f. glabrescensEriosyce napina f. glabrescens Also known as Neochilenia napina. A beautiful small greenish brown to pink or purple cactus. The spines are so tiny as to make is effectively spineless. Like most Eriosyce, this species forms a tap root. Flowers are pinkish orange. Requires general cactus care, but be careful not to overwater as tap rooted species are more sensitive to rot. Will clump in time. Protect from frost, though it is said to be able to withstand

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Stays small and will clump slowly in time

You will receive a plant shown in images 1&2

An unusual species from South Africa with a thick brown caudex that resembles a pineapple or pine cone when it matures

That takes many

Huernia x 'Spiny Norman'  Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae)

Flowers are most common and numerous in the late summer and fall but can bloom any time of year if happy

though I haven't had any real issues with this

this species is thornless

The plants have a nice mix of green to brownish purple coloration

Like the normal form

but if one breaks off just stick it in the soil and it will root