Gymnocalycium pflanzii var. albipulpa trailing often referred to as 'False

often referred to as 'False Cow's Horn'

Soil: Use gritty

The extra effort will be more than worth it when the plant comes into bloom

Despite its slow growth rate

and should absolutely be housed in a very gritty soil mix within a well-draining pot

Gymnocalycium pflanzii var. albipulpa trailing often referred to as 'FalseLike most cultivars of this genus, G. pflanzii var. albipulpa features a globose stem with uniquely rounded ribs, from which curved spines emerge from wooly white areoles. What makes this variety stand out, however, is its intense coloration deep hues of purple with hints of olive green set this cactus apart, while the spines can include tones of black, orange, and cream in a gradient from top to bottom. Though it reaches only a few inches tall and