Rebutia albiflora (Cactus)

Very particular cactus, made up of extremely small globose stems (not exceeding 2-3 cm in diameter), of a beautiful light green, which tend to cluster rapidly, generating a real pillow of many heads of similar size. The color of the bodies is vaguely veiled by rounded and white areoles, from which come out spines of a glassy white, long and very thin, which cover the plant like hair. In the midst of the numerous heads, in spring, funnel-shaped flowers of a candid shade (hence the name of the species, literally “white flowers”) bloom, pleasantly shaded with pink tones.