Description
lant Type: Cactus
Common Name: Artichoke Cactus
Origin: Mexico
Growth Habit: Solitary, flat-topped rosette resembling an artichoke
Description
Obregonia denegrii is a unique, slow-growing cactus with overlapping triangular tubercles arranged in a tight rosette, giving it the appearance of an artichoke. The grey-green body sits low to the soil and remains compact for many years, making it highly desirable to collectors.
Flowers
- White flowers with yellow centres from the crown
- Flowers in spring to summer on mature plants
Light Requirements
- Bright light with some protection from harsh midday sun
- Ideal for bright patios and windowsills
Watering
- Very light watering
- Allow soil to dry out completely between watering
- Sensitive to overwatering
Soil
- Extra well-draining, mineral-rich cactus mix
- Excellent drainage essential
Temperature
- Prefers warm, dry conditions
- Protect from frost
- Ideal range: 18–32°C
Care Level
- Best suited for collectors
- Extremely slow growing and long-lived
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