Gymnocalycium amerhauseri Size:4" Pot Why We Use Mycorrhizae and

Why We Use Mycorrhizae and Why It Matters

it's always a good idea to provide some occasional humidity by misting the plant or placing a tray of water nearby to mimic its natural habitat

unisexual on the same plant

fleshy bony ridge stems that grow in a zigzag manner with floral leaves

Euphorbia polygona

Gymnocalycium amerhauseri Size:4" Pot Why We Use Mycorrhizae andGymnocalycium amerhauseri is a small single headed, flattened cactus, with peculiar dark green bodies with short adpressed spines in spider like clusters. Flowers: The flowers are near the apex, funnel shaped, creamy white to pale pink up to 3 centimetres at anthesis. Throat reddish. Scales green, bordered pinkish white. Blooming appears recurrently from June to autumn. It flowers quite readily as a young seedling. Stem: Flattened spherical to