Parodia hegeri JO 1626/2 ( Turi Pampa)

Beautiful globular cactus, which can become slightly columnar with growth. Its skin takes on a pleasant bluish-green color, opaque and tenuous, furrowed by delicate, not very pronounced tubercles with an asymmetrical shape. From rounded and barely visible areoles, clear and straight radial spines emerge, which create a harmonious union with the single central spine, darker and stronger, sometimes slightly longer and protruding. The top covered with a delicate white fluff is one of the easily recognizable symbols of Parodia hegeri. It is a cactacea much appreciated by collectors for its thorny and wild but at the same time solemn appearance, perfect for most home decor styles!