Description

Lophophora Fricii Cactus 

Lophophora fricii is a rare and highly sought-after species of the Lophophora genus, admired for its beautiful pink flowers, bluish-green body, and distinctive ribbed form. Native to northeastern Mexico, this slow-growing cactus is a favorite among collectors for its unique appearance and resilience. Our Lophophora fricii specimens are nursery-grown, ethically sourced, and ideal for both beginners and seasoned cactus enthusiasts. Thriving in well-draining soil with ample sunlight and minimal water, this cactus makes a stunning addition to any arid or indoor plant collection. Available in limited quantities.

Typically flowers are carmine-red, but can vary to much lighter shades. Lophophora fricii is a very mutable species, by observing plants in habitat, the colour can be much lighter than that indicated in a description. Its difficult to find two similar plants in one location, particularly with flower and body shape. Pale grey-green to yellow-green, usually lacking well defined ribs and furrows. The stems starts branching when a plant with a single crown reaches the size of a large saucer.

Fricii is among the largest Lophophoras, its possible for it to grow into a very large 21-ribbed plant that may exceed 10 cm across. 

Age: 8 Years (5cm+)