Echinopsis eyriesii f. variegated

It is a globular cactus with a solitary habit that, over time, tends to cluster at the base. Its light green stem has unmistakable yellow spots, where there is a lack of chlorophyll, which are never the same and which make each cactacea truly unique. It has many very furrowed ribs, equipped with whitish and slightly downy areoles. Its spines are thick, thin, whitish and very short. During the flowering season, huge multi-layered flowers, white with pink hues, bloom on long stems, generated by the areoles.