Gymnocalycium nataliae f. monstrous (Cactus)

The monstrous shape of this succulent presents geometric anomalies, for example, sometimes asymmetrical protuberances or absence of thorns, different for each individual exemplar, so much to make each of them absolutely unique and for this extremely sought after by collectors. In its normal form it is a solitary and globose cactus of green color that, when exposed to the sun, tends to purple. It is formed by well evident ribs and tubercles from which emerge very woolly areoles, from which come out short spines, thin and combed, of pale brown color. At the apex large and beautiful pink-white flowers bloom.