Lobivia wrightiana

Cactaceae with some peculiarities that will certainly not go unnoticed: consisting of a globose stem, slightly cylindrical with growth, it has slightly tuberculated and not strongly grooved ribs. Equipped with white and roundish areoles from which come out thin and very varied thorns both for length and for colouration, usually yellowish or brown, arranged star-shaped. The real highlight of this cactus is undoubtedly its inflorescence; on the sides of the dark and opaque stem, in fact, between spring and summer gigantic funnel-shaped pink flowers bloom with a throat that fades towards the white: a real show for your locations!