A plant with tuberous roots and with a flattened globular form Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus
Publication in the Romanian magazine Xerophilia, "The passion for cacti and other succulents" No. 13
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In this article about Xerophilia I talk about some cultivation notes on the needs and propagation of the Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus cactus species, which are small plants with pectinated spines.
The Turbinicarpus genus of cactus is a botanical treasure found in the arid regions of Mexico. Known for their astonishing morphological diversity and their ability to thrive in some of nature's most extreme conditions, Turbinicarpus are a fascinating example of plant adaptation to their environment. These often tiny but equally impressive succulent plants are valued for their unique beauty and ability to survive in arid, harsh climates.
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A plant with tuberous roots and with a flattened globular form Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus (ENGLISH)
A plant with tuberous roots and with a flattened globular form Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus (SPANISH)
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