Gymnocalycium vatteri October both Digit and Dian died

both Digit and Dian died as martyrs to the cause

These giants grow alongside Copiapoa in some of the most exciting habitats on Earth

“Botanical Explorer” Joseph Simcox travels around the world looking for rare edible wild plants

Flowers smell like flesh

Gary Snyder

Gymnocalycium vatteri October both Digit and Dian died*MULTIPLE PLANTS AVAILABLE. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR PLANT IN SIZE AND AGE AS THE ONE SHOWN* Grown for its sculptural body, and dramatic spines, this Argentinian cactus is highly variable. You could have an entire collection of all the cultivars & ssp's. Water: Water more frequently in the spring and summer, during its growing season. Sun Exposure: Part shade. Southern Facing windows, or outside unobstructed. Soil: 60% pumice + 40% regular potting