Coryphantha hybrid f. variegated

The variegation of this Coryphanta hybrid is due to the lack of chlorophyll in some areas of the epidermis; each of the variegations will always appear different in two or more different specimens, making each one unique. In its normal form, it is a cactus plant with a globular shape, an erect and solitary habit, which can grow over time. Its stem has numerous conoidal tubercles, with a white fluff between them and at the apex. Short, thin spines arranged in a star shape, yellowish-white in colour, emerge from the areoles.