Echinopsis haku-jo maru is a spectacular cactus from the Cactaceae family, highly sought after by collectors for its unique appearance and impressive flowering. Native to the arid regions of South America, this cactus stands out through its globular shape, prominent ribs and large, white areoles, which give it a distinctive, textured appearance.
🌵 Botanical characteristics:
• Slow-growing, with a globular or slightly cylindrical shape as the plant matures.
• Deep, regular ribs decorated with large, fluffy, white areoles.
• Short, white or yellowish spines arranged radially.
• Spectacular flowering during the warm season (spring–summer), with large, white or pale pink, intensely fragrant and attractive flowers.
🌞 Growing conditions for Echinopsis haku-jo maru:
• Requires full sun or bright light to maintain its compact shape and encourage flowering.
• The ideal substrate is soil for cacti and succulents, very well drained, with added sand or gravel.
• Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. In winter, watering should be almost completely suspended.
• It tolerates temperatures as low as -4°C, provided that the substrate is dry. In cold climates, it is recommended to keep it indoors during winter.
🌿 Benefits and uses:
• Perfect for cactus collections, mini succulent gardens, rock gardens or desert arrangements.
• An easy-care plant, ideal for beginners and collectors.
• Adds a unique decorative accent to modern interiors, offices or sunny terraces.
• Thanks to its spectacular flowers, Echinopsis haku-jo maru adds extra colour and vitality to any space.
Echinopsis haku-jo maru is the perfect choice for those who want to add a decorative cactus with a distinctive appearance and spectacular flowering to their collection. With minimal care and plenty of light, this cactus will quickly become one of the centrepieces of any green space, adding an exotic and elegant touch.
Height including pot: approx. 15 cm
Sold without flowers.
📌 Note: Available specimens may show scars, corked areas or other aesthetic imperfections on the epidermis, resulting from growth, handling or previous growing conditions. The visible areas are healed and do not affect the plant's viability. These marks are permanent and will not disappear from the existing tissue; however, new growth can develop normally under appropriate care conditions.
