Obregonia denegrii

Obregonia denegriiObregonia is a monospecific genus considered by some to be an intermediate form between Ariocarpus and Lophophora (Peyote). It is one of the rarest and most desirable of the "living rock" cacti for its unmistakable shape resembling an inverted green pine cone with a woolly top. Colors range from green to pinkish when grown in brighter conditions. U. S. SHIPPING ONLY Plants are individually boxed, pot soil not included

Waterproof 3/8'' thick natural cork base

This is a critically endangered specimen plant for those familiar with ex-situ conservation who have a proper greenhouse setup

or outside unobstructed

Because this is a rare occurrence

Xerophile: Cactus Photographs from Expeditions of the Obsessed brings together eighty years of plant pics from some of the world’s most remote habitats: a bizarre two-leaved gymnosperm that lives for millennia in the deserts of Namibia

that sink below ground to survive drought in Mexico

The specialized 7-7-7 SUPER KABUTO formula

When a cactus is "crested" it grows more like coral

Collector's Choice

which means "semi human" in Afrikaans

Plants not included

This newly revised edition also includes a new section of notes on the photographs