Copiapoa esmeraldana Size:4" Pot during its active growing season

during its active growing season

producing orange flowers

To propagate a blue torch cactus

A particularity of this plant is that the buds emerge through the plant's skin above an areole

This cactus is unique and can look very different

Copiapoa esmeraldana Size:4" Pot during its active growing seasonModerately prolific, eventually forming large clumps. Flowers: Yellow, campanulate, scented, about 32 mm long. They grow from the center of the white wool at the apex. Seeds: 1,5 mm wide, black. Origin: Atacama desert in Northern Chile. Cultivation: Slow growing, it needs full sun but should be protected from excessive heat and sun in summer. Requires light watering and good drainage. Keep warm and dry in winter to avoid rot. It needs mild heat in