Notocactus concinnus f. crested (Cactus)

The crested shape of this cactus has the typical fan shape, which is never exactly identical from one exemplar to another and, for this reason, it’s an extremely appreciated plant by collectors. Also known as Parodia concinna, in its normal form, is a generally solitary cactus with a roundish shape slightly flattened at the apex, with little defined ribs. The areoles are rich in long, thin thorns that intertwine with each other, and vary from yellow to brown. The flowering takes place in summer generating large funnel-shaped flowers with a glossy yellow color with purple shades.