Thelocactus hexaedrophorus | Glory of Texas Cactus | Mexican Collector Cactus growing in 4" Ferocactus covillei

Thelocactus hexaedrophorus | Glory of Texas Cactus | Mexican Collector Cactus growing in 4" Ferocactus covilleiThelocactus hexaedrophorus, commonly known as the Glory of Texas Cactus, is a stunning solitary species prized for its large geometric tubercles, beautifully symmetrical form, and spectacular flowers. The broad, polygonal tubercles give this cactus a distinctive sculptural appearance unlike any other member of the genus. Slow growing yet remarkably long lived, Thelocactus hexaedrophorus is a favorite among collectors for its architectural beauty, ease

In considering Copiapoa humilis species

the populations are severely fragmented

2-9 cm long

keel greenish

stright or slightly curved

From late summer watering should be reduced to force the plant to go in to a state of semi dormancy

oval 10 by 14 mm broad

It is usually a grayish color with purple undertones/highlights

It will forever be Variegated String of Pearls though

All of the plants in the Dudleya genus are known to live up to 100 years

but they will develop with time

The filigree Monstera deliciosa leaf is 2 inches tall not including the sterling silver findings