Weingartia wollig

Weingartia lanata is a species of cactus originating from the central region of South America, more specifically from Argentina and Bolivia. It is a small-sized cactus, having a globular shape and reaching heights of approximately 5-10 cm and a similar diameter.

Weingartia lanata is covered with short and woolly hairs, hence its specific name "woolly". These bristles give it a fluffy appearance and a soft texture to the touch. The color of the brushes varies from white-yellow to dark brown, offering an interesting contrast with the dark green of the plant's body.

Weingartia lanata produces yellow or orange trumpet-shaped flowers that develop at the top of the cactus. The flowers are small, but quite attractive, adding a decorative element during the flowering period.

This cactus prefers a well-drained growing environment and exposure to direct sunlight. It is adapted to arid conditions and can withstand periods of drought. It is a prized plant in cacti and succulent collections due to its interesting appearance and its ability to survive in difficult conditions.

Height with pots included approx. 12 cm
The cactus is sold without flowers.
The ceramic bowl is not included in the price.