Notocactus scopa inermis crested grafted new starts to form and later

starts to form and later stops budding

and Paraguay

It belongs to the botanical family “Cactaceae” and is also known by the common name “Copiapoa scopulina”

full sun later

Origin and Habitat: central

Notocactus scopa inermis crested grafted new starts to form and laterThe Notocactus scopa inermis crested grafted plant is one of the most distinctive and unmistakable crested cacti available. Its spineless body is covered in a short white wool, with a few small bristly spines occasionally produced. This grafted cactus is easy to grow, forming large brain like mounds with age. It needs some direct sun to stay compact but prefers light shade during hot summer months. Water during the active growing season in spring and