Gymnocalycium Friedrichii Variegated LB2178

Gymnocalycium Friedrichii Variegated LB2178 Hybrid Rare cactus plant

Name: Gymnocalycium Friedrichii Variegated LB2178 Hybrid Rare cactus plant
SKU: Gymnocalycium Friedrichii LB2178-1
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SKU: Gymnocalycium Friedrichii LB2178-1 Category: Cactus

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Gymnocalycium Friedrichii LB2178

Gymnocalycium Friedrichii LB2178 Description: The plant is considered to be a miniature cactus. It only grows to be 4 cm high and has a 5-6 cm diameter. The not fully opening flowers of this species have a silky appearance and range from pale green to brownish-yellow. It has wider, lower ribs, in juvenile plants divided into separate chins, in maturity every rib have flat surface and a pleat above each areole.
Remaks: Gymnocalycium friedrichii and Gymnocalycium stenopleurum are sometimes combined with Gymnocalycium

This plant’s most unique characteristic is its colourful body ( greyish-green with white and red highlights)

Gymnocalycium Friedrichii LB2178 Description: The plant is considered to be a miniature cactus. It only grows to be 4 cm high and has a 5-6cm diameter
Flowers of this species have a silky appearance and range from white, greenish/tan to pink.Gymnocalycium friedrichii and G. stenopleurum are sometimes combined with G. mihanovichii, and sometimes kept as separate species. The main distinctions of G. friedrichii and G. stenopleurum from G. mihanovichii are:

G. friedrichii has prevalently purplish pink, wide open flowers and well-pronounced polymorphism of spines. Besides it has tall slender ribs and roller-shaped prominent thickening around areoles.
G. mihanovichii has wider, lower ribs, in juvenile plants divided into separate chins, in maturity every rib have flat surface and a pleat above each areole. But the essential thing is its pale or brownish-yellow, not fully opening flower.
G.stenopleurum Ha white, fully opening flowers.

But many intermediate forms are also known and nowadays it is suggested that all should be combined into only one variable species.