Neoporteria bicolor or Eriosyce islayensis Size:4" Pot where it can receive enough

where it can receive enough sunlight each day

the coronas at the centers of the flowers are dark purple

The specific epithet spiralis coined by Balfour refers to the spiralling of the stem in specimens he observed

or when night temperatures remain below 10° C

if you're considering adding a touch of desert charm to your garden or want to explore the culinary possibilities of this cactus

Neoporteria bicolor or Eriosyce islayensis Size:4" Pot where it can receive enoughOriginally from Northern Chile, this cactus grows in very dry desert areas. It is a small cactus with very woolly areoles and dark spreading spines. This cactus is unique and can look very different, which is why it has received many names. Details: Flowers: Diurnal, wide funnelform, yellow 1. 5 to 2. 5 cm long Propagation: Usually propagated from seeds This unique cactus can make a great addition to your collection. The varying colors, large spines,